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Dr Manuela Quaresma

Assistant Professor

London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
15-17 Tavistock Place
London
WC1H 9SH
United Kingdom

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I am an Assistant Professor of Statistics within the Inequalities in Cancer Outcomes Network (ICON) based in the Health Services Research and Policy Department (Faculty of Public Health and Policy).

 

I completed a part-time staff PhD on the topic "Population-based cancer survival at small area level: methodological developments" at the Department of Non-Communicable Disease Epidemiology, Faculty of Epidemiology and Population Health, LSHTM.

Affiliations
Department of Health Services Research and Policy
Faculty of Public Health and Policy

Teaching

I enjoy teaching for the MSc in Medical Statistics at LSHTM. I co-organise and teach the modules 'Introduction to Statistical Computing' and 'Survival Analysis'. I also teach SAS computing for the module 'Advanced Research Methods'.  

 

Other MSc modules I was involved with in the past include: 'Foundations of Statistics (Probabilities)' and 'Bayesian Analysis' from the MSc in Medical Statistics, and the module 'Statistics for Epidemiology and Population Health' taught on several intensive MSc courses at LSHTM.

 

Between 2006-2019, I taught on the LSHTM short course 'Cancer Survival: Principles, Methods and Applications' covering topics such as, survival analysis, excess hazard modelling, age standardisation and data visualisation.  

 

I tutor MSc students and supervise MSc projects for the MSc in Medical Statistics.  

 

I co-supervised a PhD student from the Faculty of Epidemiology and Population Health at LSHTM (2018-2020).

Research

I am currently funded by the CRUK programme investigating "Inequalities in Cancer Care and Outcomes" (2020-2025). My focus is on statistical methodology for the analysis of cancer registration data augmented with various electronic health records, with a particular emphasis on cancer survival and excess hazard methods. 

 

I am especially interested in the topics: 

 

  • Inequalities in cancer care and outcomes
  • Cancer epidemiology
  • Net survival methodology
  • Excess hazard modelling
  • Bayesian analysis
  • Spatial analysis
  • Quantitative evaluation of interventions
  • Stata, R and SAS programming
  • Data visualisation
  • Cancer registration data
  • Analysis of Electronic Health Records
Research Area
Applied statistics (medical)
Electronic health records
Statistical methods
Public health measure evaluation (statistical methods)
Epidemiology
Public health
Population health
Health inequalities
Modelling
Bayesian analysis
Data management
Data science
Health outcomes
Quality of life
GIS/Spatial analysis
Disease and Health Conditions
Cancer
Country
United Kingdom
China

Selected Publications
Dissecting the Prediagnostic Journey to Identify Opportunities for Early Detection of Esophageal Cancer: Findings From a High-Risk Area in Rural China.
He, Y; Li, F; Guo, C; QUARESMA, M; He, Z; Ke, Y; DOS-SANTOS-SILVA, I;
2024
JCO global oncology
ManuelaQuaresma/CSI
Rubio, FJ; QUARESMA, M; RACHET, B;
2024
Github
An index of cancer survival to measure progress in cancer control: A tutorial.
QUARESMA, M; Rubio, FJ; RACHET, B;
2024
Cancer epidemiology
Extended excess hazard models for spatially dependent survival data.
Amaral, AV R; Rubio, FJ; QUARESMA, M; Rodríguez-Cortés, FJ; Moraga, P;
2024
Statistical methods in medical research
Quantitative evaluation of the potential impact on colon cancer outcomes of eliminating existing inequalities in the use of laparoscopic surgery by frailty
Maringe, C; QUARESMA, M;
2024
Correction: Inequalities in treatment among patients with colon and rectal cancer: a multistate survival model using data from England National Cancer Registry 2012-2016.
LING, S; Luque Fernandez, M-A; QUARESMA, M; BELOT, A; RACHET, B;
2023
British journal of cancer
Inequalities in treatment among patients with colon and rectal cancer: a multistate survival model using data from England national cancer registry 2012-2016.
LING, S; Luque Fernandez, M-A; QUARESMA, M; BELOT, A; RACHET, B;
2023
British journal of cancer
The intersection of race/ethnicity and socioeconomic status: inequalities in breast and cervical cancer mortality in 20,665,005 adult women from the 100 Million Brazilian Cohort.
Góes, EF; Guimarães, JM N; Almeida, MD C C; Gabrielli, L; Katikireddi, SV; Campos, AC; Matos, SM A; Patrão, AL; Oliveira Costa, AC D; QUARESMA, M; Leyland, AH; Barreto, ML; DOS-SANTOS-SILVA, I; Aquino, EM L;
2023
Ethnicity & health
Associations between treatments, comorbidities and multidimensional aspects of quality of life among patients with advanced cancer in the Netherlands-a 2017-2020 multicentre cross-sectional study.
MALHOTRA, A; Fransen, HP; QUARESMA, M; Raijmakers, N; Versluis, MA J; RACHET, B; Van Maaren, MC; LEYRAT, C;
2023
Quality of life research : an international journal of quality of life aspects of treatment, care and rehabilitation
Stage-Specific Survival From Esophageal Cancer in China and Implications for Control Strategies: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analyses.
He, Y; QUARESMA, M; DOS-SANTOS-SILVA, I;
2022
Gastro hep advances
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Manuela Quaresma

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London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
15-17 Tavistock Place
London
WC1H 9SH
United Kingdom

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