Name: Nick Seewald
Type: User
Company: University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine
Bio: Statistician interested in causal inference and trial design to aid decision-making in health.
Twitter: nickseewald
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Blog: www.nickseewald.com
Nick Seewald's Projects
Slides for STATS 250 Labs 106, 108, and 115 in Fall 2020
Slides for STATS 250 Lab in Winter 2021
Resources for BSA Computing Workshops
DiD-shared-controls
Materials for a Brown Bag Seminar on introductory LaTeX at the University of Michigan (Biostatistics)
A content-first, sliding sidebar theme for Jekyll.
An R Shiny Application for Sample Size Calculation in Micro-Randomized Trials
Supplementary analysis code for "Effects of state opioid prescribing laws on use of opioid and other pain treatments among commercially insured U.S. adults" (McGinty, et al. 2022)
LaTeX resources for a dissertation adhering to Rackham formatting guidelines at the University of Michigan; adapted from http://www-personal.umich.edu/~dalle/codes/thesis-umich/
Companion code for "Sample size considerations for comparing dynamic treatment regimens in a sequential multiple-assignment randomized trial with a continuous longitudinal outcome"
Catch-all repo for slides and other presentation materials for hosting on slides.nickseewald.com
SMART design diagrams made in Office are ugly. These are nicer, and fairly easy to modify.
Source code for SMARTsize, an online sample size calculator for SMARTs with end-of-study continuous or binary outcomes.
Slides for "A Brief Introduction to Multi-Stage Trial Design for Developing Dynamic Treatment Regimens" presented to the Working Group on Clinical Research at the University of Rochester Medical Center