Centre for Statistics in Medicine

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The Centre for Statistics in Medicine (CSM) was founded and directed by Professor Douglas G. Altman in 1988. CSM collaborates in health care research, conducts applied statistical research and runs training courses/workshops for both health care workers and statisticians.

Statisticians within the CSM are involved in many collaborative projects with clinicians in Oxford and further afield, some working across the medical spectrum and others focusing on cancer. Other statisticians within the CSM work primarily on a programme of methodological research, in particular relating to studies of diagnosis and prognosis, and to systematic reviews and meta-analysis. Members of all groups within the CSM participate in training activities.

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