Rate My Professor Sarah Booth

Booth's key publications demonstrate her impact in medical statistics. In 2020, she authored "Temporal recalibration for improving prognostic model calibration at new horizons," published in the International Journal of Epidemiology. This work introduced methods to adjust prognostic models for improving survival trends over time. In 2023, her paper "Using temporal recalibration to improve the calibration of risk prediction models when used in a new calendar time period" appeared in Statistics in Medicine. Recent contributions include "'Plugging the gap': development of a plain language glossary for statistical methodology research" in Research Involvement and Engagement (2025), aimed at enhancing patient and public involvement; "Calibration of cause-specific absolute risk for external validation using each cause-specific hazards model in the presence of competing events" (2025); "Association of symptoms at heart failure diagnosis with hospitalisation and mortality at 6 and 12 months: a retrospective cohort study using UK primary care health records" (2024); and "Using the kidney failure risk equation to predict end-stage kidney disease in CKD patients of South Asian ethnicity: an external validation study" (2023). She has collaborated on projects funded by Cancer Research UK and participates in NIHR initiatives. Her work influences prognostic modelling practices in population health research.