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I became this much sooner in my academic career than anticipated
Image from "The Simpsons" displaying the headline of a newspaper "OLD MAN YELLS AT CLOUD" with an image of grandpa Simpson
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my emeritus research assistant turned 15 years old and still likes to debate base R vs. tidyverse
Photo of a brown chihuahua with tan face fur wearing a sparkly birthday hat sitting on a plush grey pet bed in a grey chair
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my cat is a third variant on this theme
Black and white cat on a grey blanket in a squared raised pet bed on a hardwood floor
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Join us virtually for a Post-PhD Health Data Science Careers Panel focused on population health and health policy!

Panelists:
Irina Degtiar, @mathematicanow.bsky.social
Jack Ching, Google
Ben Ackerman, J&J

November 21 @ 11AM Pacific

Registration: healthpolicy.fsi.stanford.edu/events/post-...
Image with information about the Post-PhD Health Data Science Careers Panel including panelists, date and summary. “Join us for a Post-PhD Health Data Science Careers Panel hosted by the Health Policy Data Science Lab and Stanford Health Policy. This event brings together distinguished scientists from research organizations and industry working in population health and health policy to answer your career questions. We welcome attendance from students, recent graduates, and those looking to make career changes. The panel is open to all who register. Panelists: Irina Degtiar, PhD Researcher, Mathematica Jack Ching, PhD Senior Health Economist & Outcomes Research Scientist, Google Benjamin Ackerman, PhD Principal Scientist, Johnson & Johnson Previously: Quantitative Scientist, Flatiron Health Moderator: Sherri Rose, PhD Professor, Stanford University November 21 @ 11am Pacific”
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Reposted by Sherri Rose, Johannes Haushofer, Laura Wherry

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Excited to share results from a 4-year first-ever RCT across US jails. We (Crystal Yang & I) find that death rates are much higher in jails than officially reported & health care accreditation improves staff coordination, quality & save lives.
www.nber.org/papers/w33357
The Hidden Health Care Crisis Behind Bars: A Randomized Trial to Accredit U.S. Jails
Founded in 1920, the NBER is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, an...
www.nber.org
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by Sherri Rose

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The repo is still private. (My custom theme needs work. 🙃) Will share a public release!
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by Sherri Rose

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Clarification: these were entirely different major projects published in stats, econ, and clinical journals. No LPUs! Then synthesized together in a policy brief.
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by Sherri Rose

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Great summaries, thanks!!
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it's happening
Red button meme where the left side button says "Sunk costs of 16 years of LaTeX slides" and the right side buttn says "Switch to quarto slides"
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Reposted by Sherri Rose, Siddharth Barman, Muriel Niederle

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EC 2025 will be held at Stanford from July 7-12. Itai Ashlagi and I are the chairs. The abstract deadline is February 3, and the paper deadline is February 10. The scope is inclusive of many topics across CS, economics, and operations research. Submit your best work!
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by Sherri Rose

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Right?? Great build. Also very cute.
Tuxedo cat Lego box, tuxedo cat Lego, and real life tuxedo cat on a table with the real tuxedo cat sniffing the ear of the Lego cat. Tuxedo cat Lego box, tuxedo cat Lego, and real life tuxedo cat on a table with the real tuxedo cat looking forward.
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by Sherri Rose

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Adorable!
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by Sherri Rose

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Indeed. Many successful academics are miserable because they are always trying to accumulate more high-profile successes. There is no enough.
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by Sherri Rose

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Attn Tuxedo Cat People of Bluesky

There is a new Lego that looks like all of our cats! 🤩

@sarahgollust.bsky.social @dmaanderson.bsky.social
Tuxedo cat Lego box on a table next to an actual real tuxedo cat.
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by Sherri Rose

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sorry but if we mention weather you know I have to do this. Stanford in December…
Photo of Stanford campus at The Oval overlooking red flowers in the shape of an S in the foreground with campus buildings in the background against a blue sky with clouds and the sun shining in from the right.
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Reposted by Sherri Rose, Matthias Doepke, Irene H. Yen , and 2 more

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Academics from poorer socio-economic backgrounds are more likely to
- not publish
- have outstanding publication records
- introduce more novel scientific concepts
- less likely to receive recognition, as measured by citations, Nobel Prize nominations, and awards.
www.nber.org/papers/w33289
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Reposted by Sherri Rose

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tl;dr Healthcare access disparities cascade through the entire ML pipeline.

Check out our working paper here: arxiv.org/pdf/2412.07712
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by Sherri Rose

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Our study, the first post-implementation evaluation of the removal of race adjustment from the eGFR equation, is discussed in this Nature feature www.nature.com/articles/d41...

We found no change in nephrology referrals & visits

Our paper, led by Marika Cusick proceedings.mlr.press/v248/cusick2...
Making kidney tests work for everyone
The United States has moved to deracialize kidney diagnostics. The move addresses major health-equity issues — but it also shines a light on a problematic clinical test.
www.nature.com
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by Sherri Rose

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We also examined identifying intersectional groups defined by multiple health conditions here: informatics.bmj.com/content/28/1...
Identifying undercompensated groups defined by multiple attributes in risk adjustment
Objective To identify undercompensated groups in plan payment risk adjustment that are defined by multiple attributes with a systematic new approach, improving on the arbitrary and inconsistent nature...
informatics.bmj.com
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by Sherri Rose

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You may have already seen these, but we looked at comorbidities here, using constraints for multiple health conditions, which improved fairness metrics for 88% of other undercompensated conditions that weren't included as constraints: www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/...
Improving the Performance of Risk Adjustment Systems : Constrained Regressions, Reinsurance, and Variable Selection | American Journal of Health Economics: Vol 7, No 4
Abstract Modifications of risk adjustment systems used to pay health plans in individual health insurance markets typically seek to reduce selection incentives at the individual and group levels by ad...
www.journals.uchicago.edu
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by Sherri Rose

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Was a pre-med junior when a faculty member sent me a flyer about a new program called the Summer Institute for Training in Biostatistics

Had never heard of 'biostatistics' as a field; sounded like exactly what I wanted to do

Was accepted into the program, ultimately led to a PhD in biostatistics
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Dan Quintana @dsquintana.bsky.social · Dec 12
What's the moment of luck that's had the biggest impact for your academic career? For me, it was how I wouldn't have gotten a PhD fellowship if it wasn't for the 1st-ranked person declining, which meant that I was awarded the fellowship as 2nd-ranked applicant. That was my last shot at a PhD.
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What's the moment of luck that's had the biggest impact for your academic career? For me, it was how I wouldn't have gotten a PhD fellowship if it wasn't for the 1st-ranked person declining, which meant that I was awarded the fellowship as 2nd-ranked applicant. That was my last shot at a PhD.
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by Sherri Rose

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Here's a link to the 1st 4 chapters from our 2nd targeted learning book, which handles time-varying covs, w/longitudinal TMLE in Ch 4: drsherrirose.org/s/Ch1to4_TLB.... There are also tutorials on LTMLE (e.g., onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...) & R package: cran.r-project.org/web/packages....
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by Sherri Rose

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I mean...it feels like this is true, but this is not correct 😆
Screen cap of the Mail app where it says the inbox was "18,446,744,073,709,551,61..." messages
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by Sherri Rose

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also recommendation letters 🙃
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by Sherri Rose

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A few more! @guidoimbens.bsky.social @jugander.bsky.social @jsalomon.bsky.social @maya-rossin-slater.bsky.social @susanathey.bsky.social @russpoldrack.bsky.social
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by Sherri Rose

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Interested in all broad feedback. 🙂 We discuss barriers to uptake in the course and potential solutions. I wanted to hear about current challenges people face to incorporate additional issues. Every organization, field, etc has different barriers.

by Sherri Rose

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Collaborative writing is indeed a challenge when not everyone uses the same ecosystem. We currently use quarto, but not all collaborators do. So this might involve exporting a word file and merging those comments back into the .qmd. Not a seamless solution, but better than some others we've used.
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by Sherri Rose

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This course is required for some of our PhD students (depends on discipline).
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