Ghazaleh Dashti

@ghazalehd.bsky.social

Snr Research Fellow in Biostatistics at Murdoch Children's Research Institute & UniMelb, research in causal inference & missing data methods, also in child/ adolescent/ intergenerational health, cancer, & social epidemiology (she/her) On Wurundjeri land

🌟 AEA Methods seminar series 🌟 Our first seminar for 2026 is coming up at the end of this month: An overview of quasi-experimental methods for social and environmental epidemiology by Prof Tarik Benmarhnia Date and time: Wednesday April 29th – 4:00pm AEST via Zoom Bookings: lnkd.in/g77hRC5j

🚨New method! So proud to see work led by @cttc101.bsky.social w/ @margaritamb.bsky.social @ghazalehd.bsky.social now available as an R package 📦 A powerful tool for estimating intervention effects via multiple mediators w/real examples to guide you! Check it out ⬇️ #epitwitter #causaltwitter #rstats

Margarita Moreno-Betancur@margaritamb.bsky.social · last yr.

1/ NEW R PACKAGE! For estimating the impact of potential interventions on multiple mediators in countering exposure effects (led by @cttc101.bsky.social) - Paper👉 tinyurl.com/ye26jsps - Package👉 tinyurl.com/yuh4kens Thread shows published examples of how the method can be used! #EpiSky #CausalSky

📢 New Commentary: We discuss how analytic choices impact interpretation of studies on socioeconomic health inequities. We review 1) descriptive analogues of causal estimands (à la Young et al) with competing events; 2) timescale choice; and 3) covariate adjustment. 👉 academic.oup.com/aje/advance-...

Invited commentary: Descriptive social epidemiology: putting the question before the methods

Abstract. In studies describing socioeconomic inequities in health outcomes, the choice of estimand and the planned analytic approach are central to the in

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Hot off the press! 📣📣In this tutorial we illustrate available multiple imputation approaches for handling longitudinal data including when they are clustered within higher level clusters. A reproducible example with R and Stata code provided! #OpenAccess onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

Multiple Imputation for Longitudinal Data: A Tutorial

Longitudinal studies are frequently used in medical research and involve collecting repeated measures on individuals over time. Observations from the same individual are invariably correlated and thu....

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NOW PUBLISHED! Correction to: “Canonical causal diagrams to guide the treatment of missing data in epidemiologic studies" doi.org/10.1093/aje/... Grateful to have had the opportunity to correct our paper translating missingness DAGs (m-DAGs) into epidemiological practice #CausalSky #EpiSky

Correction to: “Canonical causal diagrams to guide the treatment of missing data in epidemiologic studies”

Moreno-Betancur et al.1 report and correct here errors in their article “Canonical causal diagrams to guide the treatment of missing data in epidemiologic

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Recording of the great #WCE2024 DAG debate now available!👇 I feel compelled to say: 1. I was assigned my side - everyone knows I love DAGs, especially missingness DAGs! 2. But also, debate was NOT “are u for/against DAGs” even if Peter made it seem so - he’s a great debater! #CausalSky #EpiSky

Peter Tennant@pwgtennant.bsky.social · 2y ago

"Have directed acyclic graphs fullfilled their promise?" - the recording of my debate with @margaritamb.bsky.social at the World Congress of Epidemiology 2024 is now available on YouTube! www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG79... #EpiSky #CausalSky #WCE2025