Earlier this month I participated in rstudio::conf 2018 in San Diego (many, many thanks to RStudio for that opportunity!). I learned practical skills, got ideas from so many people in different contexts, and (best of all) was able to both reconnect with and meet so many R-world folks. I wanted to sum up some of my favorite takeaways for my own notes, but also for anyone thinking about attending. (TL;DR: You should.

Study Background Flexdashboard Primer for the Unfamiliar Particularly Helpful Features Dashboards != Communication Much of my work involves prospective clinical research, where data collection can take months or years to complete and relies on continuous effort from multidisciplinary teams.

I recently had the privilege of teaching three days of workshops in Japan. I had a fantastic trip, and a great experience with the team at Osaka City University. This story, however, is about the days before. The Scenario The workshops were full of new teaching material. Due partially to hesitation about putting very in-progress work online, and mostly to doing lots of work on planes and in other wifi-less situations, my Github commits were rare in the months leading up to my visit, but I took an uncharacteristically laissez-faire attitude toward the situation.

Motivation What’s Google Charts/googleVis? Example 1: US Immigration Data, 2015 Example 2: Longitudinal Study Progression Pros, Cons and Other Options Session Details Photo: American political parties over time, taken at the National Museum of American History, August 2017 This post was originally written in January 2017, and slightly updated January 2018 Motivation To visualize the progression of patients over the course of a longitudinal study, I wanted to do a Sankey plot.

Study Background Flexdashboard Primer for the Unfamiliar Particularly Helpful Features Dashboards != Communication Much of my work involves prospective clinical research, where data collection can take months or years to complete and relies on continuous effort from multidisciplinary teams.

Motivation What’s Google Charts/googleVis? Example 1: US Immigration Data, 2015 Example 2: Longitudinal Study Progression Pros, Cons and Other Options Session Details Photo: American political parties over time, taken at the National Museum of American History, August 2017 This post was originally written in January 2017, and slightly updated January 2018 Motivation To visualize the progression of patients over the course of a longitudinal study, I wanted to do a Sankey plot.

Communication Focus Process Systemic Considerations Recognition & Thanks! More Resources This post accompanies my talk at the 2018 Women in Statistics & Data Science conference (full slide deck). The header photo was taken while enjoying some snacks and beverages on a hill in Tuscany on a spring afternoon; it represents the serenity I want all of us to feel about these project management tasks. #goals I’m currently the primary biostatistician working with a group of over ten clinical researchers.

Study Background Flexdashboard Primer for the Unfamiliar Particularly Helpful Features Dashboards != Communication Much of my work involves prospective clinical research, where data collection can take months or years to complete and relies on continuous effort from multidisciplinary teams.

Motivation What’s Google Charts/googleVis? Example 1: US Immigration Data, 2015 Example 2: Longitudinal Study Progression Pros, Cons and Other Options Session Details Photo: American political parties over time, taken at the National Museum of American History, August 2017 This post was originally written in January 2017, and slightly updated January 2018 Motivation To visualize the progression of patients over the course of a longitudinal study, I wanted to do a Sankey plot.

Earlier this month I participated in rstudio::conf 2018 in San Diego (many, many thanks to RStudio for that opportunity!). I learned practical skills, got ideas from so many people in different contexts, and (best of all) was able to both reconnect with and meet so many R-world folks. I wanted to sum up some of my favorite takeaways for my own notes, but also for anyone thinking about attending. (TL;DR: You should.

Motivation What’s Google Charts/googleVis? Example 1: US Immigration Data, 2015 Example 2: Longitudinal Study Progression Pros, Cons and Other Options Session Details Photo: American political parties over time, taken at the National Museum of American History, August 2017 This post was originally written in January 2017, and slightly updated January 2018 Motivation To visualize the progression of patients over the course of a longitudinal study, I wanted to do a Sankey plot.