@ExeterTestGroup

All things related to #medical #test #evaluation | research group based at the University of Exeter Medical School, UK We also run #ExeterTestClub

 Exeter, England
medicine.exeter.ac.uk/testgroup/
Joined November 2016
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ETG are looking for a researcher with an interest in tests who has some evaluation or health economic modelling experience. Initially to help with a one year project. Funding is available to develop this into a long term post to improve modelling of test cost-effectivness.
Exeter Uni Jobs@UoE_Jobs22 Aug 2023
We're looking for a Health Economist (Postdoctoral Research Associate) to work on evaluating the implementation of an artificial intelligence system for the detection of skin cancer in primary care. Apply here: tinyurl.com/yeex3h9u
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We're looking for a Health Economist (Postdoctoral Research Associate) to work on evaluating the implementation of an artificial intelligence system for the detection of skin cancer in primary care. Apply here: tinyurl.com/yeex3h9u
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Whether AI is currently being sufficiently evaluated remains legitimately under debate. Hope this pre-print shows how the evidence-base for AI could be improved through carefully collection of data as part of post-marketing surveillance.
Results awaiting peer review, so interested on thoughts on approach at this stage. Could post-market surveillance provide credible evidence, particularly in the challenging area of demonstrating clinical utility where timely, practical and affordable options are currently so limited?

ALT Results awaiting peer review, so interested on thoughts on approach at this stage. Could post-market surveillance provide credible evidence, particularly in the challenging area of demonstrating clinical utility where timely, practical and affordable options are currently so limited?

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Exeter Test Club 4/4/2023. Fascinating talk from Tim MacDonald on developing the evidence base for a potential screening programme for neonatal diabetes. Recording available shortly medicine.exeter.ac.uk/testgr… Many thanks Tim.
From the initial two-gate study comparing the blood glucose measured on the newborn blood spot punches (Guthrie card) of babies with neonatal diabetes and normal controls. McDonald, T.J., Besser, R.E., Perry, M. et al. Screening for neonatal diabetes at day 5 of life using dried blood spot glucose measurement. Diabetologia 60, 2168–2173 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00125-017-4383-3

ALT From the initial two-gate study comparing the blood glucose measured on the newborn blood spot punches (Guthrie card) of babies with neonatal diabetes and normal controls. McDonald, T.J., Besser, R.E., Perry, M. et al. Screening for neonatal diabetes at day 5 of life using dried blood spot glucose measurement. Diabetologia 60, 2168–2173 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00125-017-4383-3

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