About the author of softRX freeware...
Senior Research Advisor
US Medical, Commercial Information Sciences, Eli Lilly and Company
Lilly Corporate Center, Indianapolis, IN 46285, USA.
(317) 276-3150
I was elected a fellow of the American Statistical Association in 1997. I am Web Master for the local chapter of ASA: Central Indiana Homepage ...and chair for Outreach activities.
I organized the Cost-Effectiveness Inference Working Group (CEIWG) cosponsored by the Biopharmaceutical Section of ASA, by the Health Outcomes Workgroup (HOW) of PhRMA and by I*S*P*O*R. The current focus of CEIWG is on comparing methods for quantifying uncertainty in Incremental Cost-Effectiveness (ICE) statistics; free "ICEplane" windows software.
I continue to work with colleagues in Lilly's Outcomes Research group on long-term projects, such as methods of adjustment for treatment-selection-bias in non-randomized studies (especially supervised and unsupervised propensity scoring), methods for single and multiple imputation of cost data missing from longitudinal studies and TIME=$ survival analyses.
Bob, Tiffany and Lynne ...at Cannon Mountain, NH, in 1986.
Tiffany is now 25 and preparing to earn an MBA.
Our wine cellar is growing again!!! ...now that I have a VinoTemp unit. All of our Bordeaux from the 1960s and 1970s is now long gone, but I still have lots of (rather poor) 1981s that I bought because that was Tiffany's vintage. Recently, I collected 1997s from California, Washington State and Australia.
I understand that some people actually get PAID to do this. But it's just a hobby for me; guess I'm a true hacker. I'm also the author of more than 20 archives of MS-DOS software for Statistical Process Control which I uploaded to CompuServe PCAPP, Library 13, Engr/Tech/Sci between 1988 and 1997.
I have finally given up trying to play this frustratingly "evil" game. The emotional growth necessary to reach this decision came painfully ...when both sets of clubs I had inherited from my dad were stolen from our garage.