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Friday, June 29, 2012

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7:00 - 7:50 am Education and Prof. Dev. Committee Meeting
Chair(s):
Hancock Room
7:00 - 7:50 am SER-SPC Member Business Meeting
Chair(s):
Fairfield Room
8:00 - 9:30 am Plenary 4: Causal Inference: Why Bother?
Chair(s): Jennifer Ahern
Imperial Ballroom
 
Maya Peterson
 
Magdalena Cerda
 
Maria Glymour
10:00 - 11:30 am689SYMPOSIUM: Beyond Intention-to-Treat: A Deeper Understanding of Adherence-Based Analyses
Chair(s): Jay Kaufman
Arlington
 Causal Approach to Adherence-based Analysis: Is it Really New?
Ian Shrier
 Principal Stratification for Adherence-based Analyses: A New Birthday Suit for the Emperor?
Russell J Steele
 Implications When the Assumptions Fail: What does it all Mean?
Tyler VanderWeele
10:00 - 11:30 am690SYMPOSIUM: New Methods for an Old Epidemiologic Problem: Age, Period, and Cohorts Effects
Chair(s): Whitney Robinson and Katherine Keyes
Plaza Ballroom
 A Potential-outcomes Causal Framework for Age-period-cohort Analysis
Etsuji Suzuki
 Hierarchical Age-period-cohort Models: Overcoming the Limitations of Conventional Linear Models
Yang Yang
 A Life Course Approach to Age-period-cohort Methods
Whitney Robinson
 Discussant
Theodore R Holford
10:00 - 11:30 am691SYMPOSIUM: Old Studies, New Questions: Maximizing the Utility of Existing Data and the Biases that Can Result
Chair(s): Polly Newcomb
Berkeley
 Expanding a Cohort Study: Adding Family Members and Body Parts!
Sue Hankinson
 New Insights from Mature Studies: The Modern Epidemiology Consortium
Patricia Hartge
 Changing Perspective: Turning a Retrospective Study into a Prospective Cohort
Amanda Phipps
 Using External Validation Studies to Quantify the Magnitude of Confounding by an Unmeasured Covariate
Til Sturmer
10:00 - 11:30 am692SYMPOSIUM: Recording Nature’s Answers: Measurement Bias in Epidemiology
Chair(s): Jessie Edwards and Elizabeth Ogburn
Terrace Room
 Analytic Results on Bias Due to Nondifferential Misclassification
Elizabeth Ogburn
 Methods to Account for Misclassification of Cause-specific Mortality
Jessie Edwards
 Bayesian Adjustment for Exposure Misclassification
Paul Gustafson
 Discussant
Enrique Schisterman
10:00 - 11:30 am693SYMPOSIUM: Teaching Introductory Epidemiology: Necessary Simplifications vs. Perpetuating Myths
Chair(s): Penny Howards and Tim Lash
Imperial Ballroom
 Perspectives on Teaching Retrospective and Prospective Designs
Timothy L Lash
 How to Teach Case-Control Studies in Introductory Courses, Without Any Reference to the Rare Disease Assumption
Jan P Vandenbroucke
 Risk: The Abridged and Unabridged Versions
Miguel A Hernan
 Discussant
Daniel R Brooks
12:00 - 1:00 pm Ask Me Anything: Leading Epidemiologists Answer your Questions
Chair(s): Sandro Galea
Plaza Ballroom
 
Beate Ritz
 
Ichiro Kawachi
 
Stephen Buka
12:00 - 1:00 pm Mentoring across the Lifecourse
Chair(s): Noel Weiss and Michelle Williams
Arlington
 
Noel Weiss
 
Michelle Williams
12:00 - 1:00 pm Negotiating an Offer
Chair(s): Germaine Louis Buck
Berkeley
 
John Acquavella
 
JoAnn Manson
 
Andrew Olshan