Dr Jennifer Rogers BSc MSc PhD GradStat

Research Fellow

I completed a BSc in Mathematics and Statistics and an MSc in Statistics at Lancaster University, before joining the University of Warwick where I received my PhD in Statistics in March 2011.  My PhD work developed new methodology for handling recurrent event data in the form of event counts and survival times, with an application to epilepsy.  I joined the School in May 2011.

Affiliation

Teaching

I am involved in teaching on Probability, Robust Methods and Advanced Statistical Methods.

Research

My research is focussed on cardiovascular disease and I am currently developing methodology for the analysis of repeat hospitalisations in those individuals with heart failure, where the associated (possibly censored) time to death is a potentially informative dropout time.

Research areas

  • Clinical trials
  • Methodology
  • Modelling
  • Randomised controlled trials
  • Statistical methods

Disciplines

  • Medicine
  • Statistics

Disease and Health Conditions

  • Cardiovascular disease

Other interests

  • Drug Efficacy
  • Frequentist
  • Latent Variable Modelling
  • Statistical methodology
  • Statistical modelling
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