Eero Raittio
@raittioe.bsky.social
Interested in (dental) public health, epidemiology, causal inference, statistics, evidence and science. Aarhus University and University of Eastern Finland. #epi #rstats
A positive decision letter is a wonderful way to end the week. 🙏
Thanks for smooth process @profsarahbaker.bsky.social and the team @commdentoralepi.bsky.social
Stay tuned.
@aarhusuni.bsky.social
@tandlaegerne.bsky.social
Thanks for smooth process @profsarahbaker.bsky.social and the team @commdentoralepi.bsky.social
Stay tuned.
@aarhusuni.bsky.social
@tandlaegerne.bsky.social
December 13, 2024 at 1:19 PM
A positive decision letter is a wonderful way to end the week. 🙏
Thanks for smooth process @profsarahbaker.bsky.social and the team @commdentoralepi.bsky.social
Stay tuned.
@aarhusuni.bsky.social
@tandlaegerne.bsky.social
Thanks for smooth process @profsarahbaker.bsky.social and the team @commdentoralepi.bsky.social
Stay tuned.
@aarhusuni.bsky.social
@tandlaegerne.bsky.social
Researchers struggled to get approval from an ethics committee. They planned to have healthy people visit dentists for examinations (but refuse X-rays and treatments).
But isn't that something the whole profession is calling for, as if there isn't a single patient who wouldn't benefit from it?
But isn't that something the whole profession is calling for, as if there isn't a single patient who wouldn't benefit from it?
December 9, 2024 at 7:59 PM
Researchers struggled to get approval from an ethics committee. They planned to have healthy people visit dentists for examinations (but refuse X-rays and treatments).
But isn't that something the whole profession is calling for, as if there isn't a single patient who wouldn't benefit from it?
But isn't that something the whole profession is calling for, as if there isn't a single patient who wouldn't benefit from it?
It is nice to get a notification about a new citation. However, the argument the authors supported by citing our article is completely opposite to what we have actually said in the paper. 😅
Current risk assessment models do not "offer great predictions."
citing article: doi.org/10.1016/j.jd...
Current risk assessment models do not "offer great predictions."
citing article: doi.org/10.1016/j.jd...
November 20, 2024 at 12:53 PM
It is nice to get a notification about a new citation. However, the argument the authors supported by citing our article is completely opposite to what we have actually said in the paper. 😅
Current risk assessment models do not "offer great predictions."
citing article: doi.org/10.1016/j.jd...
Current risk assessment models do not "offer great predictions."
citing article: doi.org/10.1016/j.jd...
November 9, 2024 at 10:09 AM