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The Biopharmaceutical Section of the American Statistical Association launched a web-based training program in March 2007. Web-based training is becoming increasingly popular as a cost-effective alternative to live training courses and the Biopharmaceutical Section is excited about offering the program as a service to its membership.

Spring 2007 training series included five webinars (Multiple comparisons in clinical trials and Four-part series on models for longitudinal data and analysis of incomplete data). Visit its web page to learn about the individual webinars and download course handouts.

Fall 2007 training series included four webinars (Four-part series on adaptive designs in clinical trials). Visit its web page to learn about the individual webinars and download course handouts.

Spring 2008 training series includes webinars on surrogate endpoints (Three-part series on statistical evaluation of surrogate endpoints in clinical trials) and a webinar on the analysis of QTc prolongation in clinical drug development. Visit its web page to learn about the individual webinars and download course handouts.

Fall 2008 training series includes webinars on the analysis of stratified data in clinical trials, bioequivalence problems and sample-size analysis. Visit its web page to learn about the individual webinars and download course handouts.

2009 training series includes webinars on microarray data analysis, survival models, analysis of stratified binary data, genomic data analysis, predictive biomarkers in clinical trials and hierarchical Bayes methods. Visit its web page to learn about the individual webinars and download course handouts.

2010 training series includes webinars on dose-response modeling and data monitoring committees in clinical trials. Visit its web page to learn about the individual webinars and download course handouts.

To register for individual webinars, visit the Biopharmaceutical Section's web page.