Jeffrey Bone

Jeffrey Bone

MSc

Biography:
Jeffrey Bone is a biostatistician at B.C. Women’s and Children’s Hospital, and a PhD student in the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. His work spans a variety of clinical and methodological disciplines. Through his appointment with the PRE-EMPT (PREganncy Evidence Monitoring, Partnership & Treatment) he works primarily in maternal global health, and has been the lead statistician on several large multicenter clinical trials and observational studies. As a PhD student he works with British Columbian and Canadian pregnancy databases, using his specialization in biostatistics to answer important clinical and epidemiological questions to improve maternal and child health. Jeff also maintains several long standing partnerships with a variety of clinical investigators and research teams from a variety of subspecialties.

Research Themes:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases

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