Tell Me Something Interesting… Wish I Knew This Earlier 22 Sep 2026 Digital Twins in Rheumatology: From Concept to Clinical Potential From Mihai Turcu-Stiolica Every patient tells a story that unfolds over time. Disease activity changes, treatments are started and adjusted, laboratory…
Tell Me Something Interesting Tell me something interesting: Activities from the Country Liaison Subcommittee 22 Jul 202622 Jul 2026 The Country Liaison Award From Fer Montero The Country Liaison Award is a new EMEUNET initiative aimed at recognising and highlighting the valuable work carried out by Country Liaisons (CLs)…
Tell Me Something Interesting Tell Me Something Interesting: Survival analyses 24 May 20261 Jun 2026 Cécile Philippoteaux, for the EMEUNET Newsletter SC How long until a patient relapses? When does a treatment stop being effective? How quickly do patients reach remission after a biologic is…
Tell Me Something Interesting Tell Me Something Interesting: Target Trial Emulation 26 Apr 2026 In medical research, a central objective is to determine whether specific risk factors or interventions have a meaningful impact on clinical outcomes or disease progression. The most rigorous approach to…
Tell Me Something Interesting Tell Me Something Interesting: Parametric vs non-parametric tests 21 Mar 2026 Statistical tests are at the heart of clinical research, yet many of us have wondered at some point: should I use a parametric or a non-parametric test? The answer is…
Tell Me Something Interesting Tell Me Something Interesting: Participating in EULAR Recommendations 21 Feb 2026 In 2025, I had the honour to participate as EMEUNET representative in the EULAR recommendations for the management of systemic lupus erythematosus with kidney involvement: 2025 update. I am sharing here the…
EMEUNET… Stats Made Simple: Interpreting tables, graphs, and figures 18 Jan 202616 Mar 2026 What quickly sets experienced readers apart is how efficiently they can extract key information from figures and tables in a scientific article. Each type of scientific publication follows a relatively…
EMEUNET… Stats Made Simple: Understanding Study Designs.Differences between observational, experimental, cross-sectional, and longitudinal studies 10 Dec 2025 Stefan Dinescu Rheumatologist, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Craiova, Romania EMEUNET Country Liaison for Romania Introduction When starting a research project, one of the most important steps is to establish…
EMEUNET… Stats Made Simple: Bias and Confounding in research 24 Nov 2025 Bias In research, bias is defined as a systematic deviation of the estimated effect from the truth. Bias threatens internal validity, because the observed association between exposure and outcome does…
EMEUNET… EMEUNET Podcast- Coming soon 24 Nov 2025 Peer Review Programme A new episode of the EMEUNET Podcast is about to be released, focusing on the launch of the new season of the Peer Review Programme, which for…