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Ariel Wang

MSc, PhD


Senior Statistician

I joined the department as a medical statistician. My research interests include: methodology studies, diagnostic studies, risk prediction models, big data, and trials (including RCTs). I'm a member of the hypertension team and currently working on the STRATIFY project using the CPRD data, and the OPTIMISE project using the ORCHID data.

Prior to joining the PHC, I worked as a medical statistician in the Centre for Statistics in Medicine and Oxford Clinical Trial Research Unit in NDORMS. I contributed statistical expertise to the statistical analysis and reporting of trials across a range of clinical areas including diagnostic study, cancer, trauma, rehabilitation, surgical trials, as well as drug trials.

I hold a PhD in Health Sciences. My PhD research investigated the epidemiology of mental wellbeing in later life, from its distribution, determinants and consequences.