My research focuses on the development, validation and implementation of clinical prediction models in surgery, with a specific interest in patient-reported outcomes and adverse events. My work also extends to evidence synthesis and the identification of prognostic factors for surgical outcomes using systematic reviews, meta-analyses and expert consensus methods.
In my current role (Postdoctoral researcher, Surgical Outcome Research Center, University Hospital Basel), I collaborate with experts at leading international institutions, to address some of the methodological challenges faced when interpreting and predicting patient-reported and safety outcomes in surgery. I am committed to support evidence-based decision-making processes through robust methodological approaches, which take into consideration patients and healthcare professionals' preferences.
In parallel, I contribute to the setup, coordination and conduct of analyses in the context of cohorts, registries and real-world evidence studies in surgery. These studies typically aim at evaluating the safety and effectiveness of various existing medical interventions.
Swiss collaborations
- Institute for Social and Preventive Medicine (ISPM), University of Bern
- Division of Clinical Epidemiology, University Hospital Basel
- Schweizerisches Implantat-Register (SIRIS)
- SUVA
- Schulthess Klinik
International collaborations
- UMC Utrecht (SNSF Postdoctoral fellow in the group Data Science and Biostatistics | Julius Center for Helath Sciences and Primary Care)
- Erasmus MC
- Leiden UMC
- Amsterdam UMC