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Module Coordinator: Introduction to Statistics for Health Care Research
Part of the Evidence-Based Health Care MSc Programme
Jason Oke
MSc, DPhil
Senior Statistician
My research interests are in monitoring and screening of chronic diseases and over-diagnosis. My work focuses on statistical methods that help understand the implications of monitoring and screening. The clinical areas in which I am currently working on include diabetic retinopathy, chronic kidney disease and chronic heart failure. I am also the module coordinator for the Introduction to Statistics for Health Care Researchers course run by the Oxford Postgraduate Programme in Evidence-Based Health Care.
Recent publications
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Development and validation of clinical prediction models to risk stratify patients presenting with small pulmonary nodules: a research protocol
Journal article
Oke JL. et al, (2018), Diagnostic and Prognostic Research, 2
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Practice variation in the use of tests in UK primary care: A retrospective analysis of 16 million tests performed over 3.3 million patient years in 2015/16
Journal article
O'Sullivan JW. et al, (2018), BMC Medicine, 16
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The mapping of cancer incidence and mortality trends in the UK from 1980–2013 reveals a potential for overdiagnosis
Journal article
Oke JL. et al, (2018), Scientific Reports, 8
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Correction: Variation in diagnostic test requests and outcomes: A preliminary metric for OpenPathology.net (Scientific Reports DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-23263-z)
Journal article
(2018), Scientific Reports, 8
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Variation in diagnostic test requests and outcomes: A preliminary metric for OpenPathology.net
Journal article
O'Sullivan JW. et al, (2018), Scientific Reports, 8