(This article was originally published at Gianluca Baio's blog, and syndicated at StatsBlogs.)
The BSU is the birth place of WinBUGS and this particular short course seems very interesting, going beyond the usual intro to Bayesian modelling and using MCMC via BUGS, dealing with issues such as missing data, survival analysis (including censoring) and then evidence synthesis (which we use in health economics all the time!).
I'm not associated with this course, but Chris is among those teaching on it, so it'll be certainly super good!
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