Mike Kenward BSc MSc PhD
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I received a BSc (I) in Mathematical Statistics from the University of Birmingham in 1977, and have an MSc in Biometry (1978) and PhD in Statistics (1981) from the University of Reading. I have been involved in research in fisheries, agriculture, animal health, pre-clinical and clinical medicine and epidemiology; with positions in Iceland and Finland as well as the Universities of Kent and Reading, and Rothamsted Experimental Station in the UK. I have been a statistical consultant for over twenty years, mainly in medical statistics, and have given over 100 short courses in biostatistics throughout the world.
Affiliation
Teaching
My internal teaching is confined to the MSc in Medical Statistics, for which I have contributed to several modules, including Robust Statistical Methods and The Analysis of Hierarchical and Dependent Data. I currently organise and do most of the teaching on the Advanced Statistical Methods module. I also contrubute to short courses within the School and run a small number of external short courses each year both in the UK and overseas.
Research
I have very wide interests in biostatistics and statistical inference. My main area of research concerns statistical methodology in the analysis of repeated measurements and longitudinal data, with emphasis on the problems associated with missing values.
Research areas
- Statistical methods
Disciplines
- Statistics
Other interests
- Biometry
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Selected publications
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The use of baseline covariates in cross-over studies.
Kenward, MG; Roger, JH;
Biostatistics, 2010; 11:1-17
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Analysis of incomplete data using inverse probability weighting and doubly robust estimators
Vansteelandt, S; Carpenter, JR; Kenward, MG;
Methodology, 2010; 6(1):37-48
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Last observation carried forward: a crystal ball?
Kenward, M.G.; Molenberghs, G.;
J Biopharm Stat, 2009; 19(5):872-88
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An improved approximation to the precision of fixed effects from restricted maximum likelihood
Kenward, M.G.; Roger, J.H.
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, 2009; 53(7):2583-2595
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Multilevel models with multivariate mixed response types
Goldstein, H.; Carpenter, J.; Kenward, M.G.; Levin, K.A.
Statistical Modelling, 2009; 9(3):173-197
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Sensitivity analysis after multiple imputation under missing at random: a weighting approach.
Carpenter, J.R.; Kenward, M.G.; White, I.R.;
Stat Methods Med Res, 2007; 16(3):259-75
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Ignorance and uncertainty regions as inferential tools in a sensitivity analysis
Vansteelandt, S.; Goetghebeur, E.; Kenward, M.G.; Molenberghs, G.
Statistica Sinica, 2006; 16(3):953-979
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Pattern-mixture models with proper time dependence
Kenward, M. G.; Molenberghs, G.; Thijs, H.
Biometrika, 2003; 90(1):53-71
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