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Department of Statistics - Healthcare Serial Killer or Coincidence?
Uncover the critical role of statistics in forensic investigations with Professor Jane L. Hutton, an esteemed statistician from the University of Warwick’s Department of Statistics. Professor Jane l. Hutton will explore the intersection of statistics, healthcare, and justice.
What to Expect:
- Insights into the statistical challenges of investigating clusters of deaths and collapses in healthcare settings.
- Real-life cases, including a UK nurse accused of murdering seven newborns and a similar cluster in the USA.
- Highlights from the Royal Statistical Society’s 2022 report on the intersection of statistics, law, and justice.
About the Speaker:
Professor Jane L. Hutton is a world-renowned expert in medical and forensic statistics, bringing decades of research and experience to this critical topic. She is an advocate for evidence-based justice. Learn more about her here Department of Statistics - Jane Hutton
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see where science meets justice.
Department of Statistics: warwick.ac.uk/statistics
If you have any queries about this event please email: africa@warwick.ac.uk
Audience: Undergraduate and Postgraduate
Event: In-Person Event
Time: Local Time to South Africa
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