Internist · Clinical Researcher · Amsterdam UMC
I work as an internist and clinical researcher at Amsterdam UMC, with a focus on diagnostic safety, infectious diseases, and clinical decision-making. My research spans from bedside diagnostic reasoning to Bayesian approaches in medicine.
Calculate post-test probabilities in clinical diagnostic situations using Bayes' theorem.
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How much new information does a study provide about the probability of your null hypothesis? Interpret new results in light of prior evidence.
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Calculate negative test percentages based on the maximum number of sick patients you're willing to miss. Based on a PLoS ONE publication.
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Explore the relationship between ordering more scans and scan positivity rates, illustrated through Bayes' theorem.
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Visualise the influence of skewed distributions on the mean, median, and other common descriptive statistics.
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My doctoral thesis, defended on 24 January 2019 at Amsterdam UMC, examines the behavioural and cognitive factors that drive antibiotic prescribing decisions in clinical practice. It brings together insights from behavioural science, infectious diseases, and clinical decision theory.
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