Mrs Louise Stanton

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Mrs Louise Stanton

Principal Enterprise Fellow

Connect with Louise

Email: L.Stanton@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 2380591844

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Louise Stanton is a Principal Medical Statistician with over 20 years experience. Member of senior statistics team at Southampton Clinical Trials Unit (SCTU) and is the Scientific Lead for the Haematology portfolio.

Provides statistical leadership and oversight for trials within SCTU plus scientific lead for all Haematology trials within SCTU (oversight of design and delivery). Co-applicant on numerous trial grants. Adhoc member of CRUK's Expert Review Panel, member of the UK Lymphoma research group. Independent statistician on numerous TSC and DMECs.

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Publications

47 publications

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James Raftery, Eleanor Fairbank, Lisa Douet, Louise Dent, Alison Price, Ruairidh Milne & Tom Walley, 2012, Trials, 13(1), 140

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Amanda Young, Ruairidh Milne, James Raftery, Louise Dent, David Turner, Peter Davidson & Andrew Cook, 2011, Trials, 12, A86

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Sheila Turner, Peter Davidson, Louise Dent, Elke Streit & Victoria Bowness, 2011, Trials, 12(1), A58

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Iva Seto & Louise Dent, 2011, Knowledge Management Research & Practice, 9(1), 95-97

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Katherine Barnard, Louise Dent & Andrew Cook, 2010, BMC Medical Research Methodology, 10(63), 1-8

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K. Lyle, L. Dent, S. Bailey, L. Kerridge, I. Roberts & R. Milne, 2009, British Medical Journal, 339(b4187)

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Amanda J. Young, Angie Rogers, Louise Dent & Julia M. Addington-Hall, 2009, Journal of Advanced Nursing, 65(10), 2161-2174

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Biography

Principal Statistician / Scientific Lead for Haematology at Southampton Clinical Trials Unit (SCTU).

Provides statistical leadership and oversight for trials within SCTU plus scientific lead for all Haematology trials within SCTU (oversight of design and delivery). Specific interest and extensive experience in Lymphoma trials.

Is co-applicant on numerous NIHR and CR-UK funded trial grants. Author on a number of publications including primary trial publications (NEW EPOC, STOPAH, POSH, COAST, ATAFUTI, HIP OP, COPPI, REMODLB, ICE, WIN, SABRE) as well as methodological publications (predicting recruitment, predictors of success in grant applications, treatment success and equipoise, meta-analysis, carbon emissions in trials, clinical trial metadata).

Develop grant applications for new trials, standarding operating procedures. Supervising statistician on a number of trials. Member of the senior statistics team at SCTU.

Adhoc member of CRUK’s Expert Review Panel. Member of UK Lymphoma Research Group. Independent member of TSCs and numerous IDMC.

Qualifications

MSc Statistics with Applications in Medicine – Distinction ��TV - October 2002

BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Operational Research – 1st class Cardiff University - July 2001

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