Jing Kersey

Assistant Professor of Biostatistics

Georgia Southern University

United States

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Jing Kersey is an Assistant Professor of Biostatistics at Georgia Southern University, USA. Her research primarily focuses on medical diagnostics, with recent publications addressing diagnostic accuracy measures and methodologies for modeling the transmission of respiratory infections. She has also contributed to understanding COVID-19 transmission dynamics and the application of telemedicine in obesity management.

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Jhy-Charm Soo

Georgia Southern University

UNITED STATES

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Ding-Geng Chen

Executive Director and Professor in Biostatistics

Arizona State University

UNITED STATES

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Hani Samawi

UNITED STATES

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Jingjing yin

UNITED STATES

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Isaac Chun-Hai Fung

UNITED STATES

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FRANK BAIDEN

Associate Professor

London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (11)

Geographical Variation in COVID-19 Transmission Potential and Case Burden, West Virginia, 2020-2023

Telemedicine for obesity management among United States adults: A systematic and meta-analysis of intervention studies

Medical diagnostic accuracy measures: an innovative approach based on the area under predictive values curves

Bridging the gap: Empirical contact matrix data is needed for modelling the transmission of respiratory infections in West Africa

Different view of the diagnostics test accuracy measures and optimal cut-off point selection procedure under tree or umbrella ordering

On diagnostic accuracy measure with cut-points criterion for ordinal disease classification based on concordance and discordance

Post‐test diagnostic accuracy measures under tree ordering of disease classes

Post-test diagnostic accuracy measures under tree ordering of disease classes

Post-Test Diagnostic Accuracy Measures of a Continuous Test With a Disease of Ordinal Multistages

Medical diagnostics accuracy measures and cut-point selection: An innovative approach based on relative net benefit

Case study: Does PM2.5 contribute to the incidence of lung and bronchial cancers in the United States?

Collaborators (6)

Jhy-Charm Soo

Ding-Geng Chen

Hani Samawi

Jingjing yin

Isaac Chun-Hai Fung

FRANK BAIDEN

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