How We Can Help
The biostatistician team offers assistance with research design, statistical analysis collaboration, and data analysis. Analysis is typically performed through R, SAS, Stata, SPSS programming, as well as PASS and Excel software programs.
Face-to-Face meetings are a great way to talk to start discussions on your project. To setup a face-to-face meeting, please complete the following form and a biostatistician will be in touch.
Generally, our services are focused on three main categories: statistical guidance, research design, and data analysis.
Biostatistician Assistance Request
Use the below link to submit a request to our biostatisticians for assistance with your project
Services Offered
We can provide professional advice as to what methods, software, and presentation may be most effective or appropriate for the projects and collaborators needs.
We can provide assistance with the statistical design of research projects in the following ways:
- Sample Size Calculations
- Power Analysis
- Determining appropriate and best statistical methodologies to be used
- Randomization Lists
- Assistance with wording for grant proposals as it relates to the statistical plan
- Data formatting suggestions for easy analysis
We offer a wide range of data analysis measures, methods, and techniques.
- P-values
- Confidence Intervals
- Comparison of Means
- Paired T-test
- Independent two-sample t-test
- ANOVA
- Regression (line fitting)*
- Simple regression
- Multiple Regression
- Logistic Regression
- Non-parametric Tests
- Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test
- Wilcoxon Sign Rank Test
- Association Tests
- Correlation Tests
- Chi-Square Test
- Contingency Table
- Odds Ratio
- Accuracy, Specificity, and Sensitivity
- Design of Experiments*
- Response Surface Designs
- Balanced Incomplete Block Designs
- Latin Squares
- Fractional Factorial
- Data Analysis Methods (complex)*
- Variable Selection/ Model Selection (ex. LASSO)
- Specialty Regressions (ex. Poisson)
- Cluster Randomized Analysis
- Group-Sequential
- Microarray Data
- Survival Analysis
- Directional and Angular Data