st: ANZ Stata Users Group meeting

[Philip Ryan <philip.ryan@adelaide.edu.au>]

Listers

The organising committee for the 1st Australian and New Zealand Stata Users 
Group meeting (Adelaide, October 10 2004) has received a very good response 
to the initial call for papers.  We will have presentations ranging from 
use of graphics, cunning ways to manipulate data and output, and the use of 
more sophisticated routines like gllamm and survival analysis.  But we do 
still have room for more, and we would especially encourage those who have 
used Stata to do interesting things in their own research to offer an 
abstract.  That is to say, you don't need to be a programmer or understand 
the difference between a Jacobite and a Jacobean to have an interesting 
story to tell to other Stata users.  Many attendees will be relatively new 
to Stata and eager to hear about the practical experience of others.

Please feel free to contact me (philip.ryan@adelaide.edu.au) or Steve 
Stillman in New Zealand (steven@thestillmans.org)  with your ideas for a 
presentation.  Sometime before June 15 would be good.

Phil


Philip Ryan
Associate Professor,
Department of Public Health
Associate Dean (Information Technology)
Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Adelaide 5005
South Australia
tel 61 8 8303 3570
fax 61 8 8223 4075
http://www.public-health.adelaide.edu.au/
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