Nick Seewald, PhD
Nick Seewald, PhD
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Digital Health and HeartSteps
HeartSteps was the first-ever micro-randomized trial (MRT) designed to optimize a just-in-time adaptive intervention to increase physical activity among sedentary adults.
Patient-Reported Outcomes in Cancer
Patient-centered care is an important aspect of treating cancer, particularly as a way to inform comparative effectiveness research. This work builds an evidence base for treatment selection based on quality of life and other measures.
Health Policy and the Opioid Epidemic
The opioid epidemic has claimed countless lives in the United States, and policy solutions may be useful in curbing it. This series of collaborations investigates the effects of health policies on opioid prescribing and treatment in the United States.
Cancer Biomarkers and Pharmacogenomics
A series of collaborations with cancer researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan investigating associations between biomarkers, genes, tumor morphology, and outcomes.
Difference-in-Differences with Multilevel Data
Health policy evaluations often use difference-in-differences to estimate effects. However, interesting practical questions arise when using this approach with multilevel administrative data.
Nicholas J. Seewald
Policy Trial Emulation
An extention to the target trial emulation framework to include special considerations when designing high-quality non-experimental studies to evaluate health policy.
MRT-SS Calculator
An interactive sample size calculator for micro-randomized trials
Ji Sun
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Nicholas J. Seewald
,
Peng Liao
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SMARTsize
An online sample size calculator for binary- and continuous-outcome SMARTs
Nicholas J. Seewald
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Daniel Almirall
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Kelley M. Kidwell
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SMARTs with Longitudinal Outcomes
Methods for the design and analysis of sequential, multiple-assignment randomized trials with continuous longitudinal outcomes.
Nicholas J. Seewald
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