Prof Jonathan Bartlett

Professor in Medical Statistics

United Kingdom

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I completed the MSc in Medical Statistics at LSHTM in 2004, before going on to do my PhD here. Following this I worked in the Medical Statistics Department for a number of years, before moving to work in AstraZeneca's Statistical Innovation Group. I then returned to academia, moving to the Department of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Bath. In 2022 I returned to LSHTM as a Professor in Medical Statistics.

Affiliations

Department of Medical Statistics

Faculty of Epidemiology and Population Health

Centres

Centre for Data and Statistical Science for Health

Teaching

I currently teach on the Statistical Models for Discrete Outcomes (2462) and Causal Inference and Missing Data (2450) MSc modules. I also organise and teach on our 3 day short course on Statistical Analysis with Missing Data using Multiple Imputation.

Research

I am interested in development and application of statistical methodology for a range of biostatistics problems. Particular areas of focus are methods for missing data and measurement error. I have in recent years worked on estimands in clinical trials, and in particular how causal inference methods can be used within this area.

Selected Publications

Multiple imputation of missing covariates when using the Fine-Gray model

Bonneville, EF; Beyersmann, J; KEOGH, RH; BARTLETT, JW; Morris, TP; Polverelli, N; Wreede, LC D; Putter, H;

2024

Comparative effectiveness of second line oral antidiabetic treatments among people with type 2 diabetes mellitus: emulation of a target trial using routinely collected health data.

BIDULKA, P; Lugo-Palacios, DG; CARROLL, O; O'NEILL, S; Adler, AI; Basu, A; Silverwood, RJ; BARTLETT, JW; NITSCH, D; Charlton, P; BRIGGS, AH; SMEETH, L; DOUGLAS, IJ; Khunti, K; GRIEVE, R;

2024

BMJ

Infection and telomere length: a systematic review protocol.

TUNNICLIFFE, L; Muzambi, R; BARTLETT, JW; Howe, L; Abdul Basit, K; WARREN-GASH, C;

2024

BMJ Open

Rejoinder to the letter: "Standard and reference-based conditional mean imputation: Regulators and trial statisticians be aware!"

Wolbers, M; Noci, A; Delmar, P; Yiu, S; BARTLETT, JW;

2024

Pharmaceutical statistics

Weighted Hazard Ratio Estimation for Delayed and Diminishing Treatment Effect

Kumar, B; BARTLETT, JW;