SWE-REG: Statistical Methods for Register-based Research
High-quality registers alone are not enough to advance medical science. Statistical methods that allow for the best use of registry data are also needed.
SWE-REG is short for the Swedish network for registry-based research. This is a research network funded by the Swedish Research Council to create an environment for research on the development and evaluation of statistical methods for register-based research.
Our research is in four primary areas:
- Extend methods for survival and multi-state models to use rich register data better when modelling complex time-to-event outcomes;
- Develop methods for causal inference from register data in the presence of unmeasured confounding;
- Adapt machine learning methods to survival outcomes for register data
- Develop and apply statistical methods for the analysis of ‘big’ register data
SWE-REG is short for the Swedish network for registry-based research. If you are interested in contributing to our research or believe that our methods may be of use in your application area, please contact us.
Contact person
MEB Partners
Therese Andersson
Senior LecturerArvid Sjölander
ProfessorMark Clements
Senior LecturerAnna Johansson
Statistician;Assistant ProfessorMichael Sachs
StatisticianCurrent Ph.D. students and Postdocs
Enoch Yi-Tung Chen
Phd StudentGustav Jonzon
Phd StudentYuliya Leontyeva
Affiliated to ResearchPublications
Causal bounds for outcome-dependent sampling in observational studies
Journal of the American Statistical Association
Gabriel EE, Sachs MC, Sjölander A.