Biostatistician · Global Health Methods Collective
Reviews statistical methods for open clinical and public health studies.
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Lina works primarily in Medicine, with 0 recorded works and 0 citations across the open record. Recurring themes include triage, health systems, fairness, interpretable models.
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This demonstration paper evaluates a simple interpretable triage model trained on synthetic rural clinic operations data. It highlights model cards, fairness checks, negative results, and reviewer-visible limitations for operational health research.
Ben Carver, Lina Okafor
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The interactive notebook runs end-to-end in a clean browser environment.
The notebook reran successfully with the sample data, but one calibration figure differed after dependency updates.
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Reviewed "Sample: Mapping Coastal Wetland Carbon Recovery With Open Satellite Data"
Replication of “Sample: Interactive Notebook for Teaching Quantum Error Correction” · Replicated
Replication of “Sample: Mapping Coastal Wetland Carbon Recovery With Open Satellite Data” · Partially replicated
Sample: Transparent Triage Models for Rural Clinic Wait Times · Authored
Reviewed “Sample: Mapping Coastal Wetland Carbon Recovery With Open Satellite Data”
The sample paper demonstrates a strong open workflow. The uncertainty section is important because it changes site prioritization; I would keep those plots prominent for non-specialist readers.
Reviewed "Sample: Mapping Coastal Wetland Carbon Recovery With Open Satellite Data"
Grants matched to Lina's field and research topics.
Government of Canada (Tri-Agency)
Positions Canada's top researchers as Tier 1 and Tier 2 research chairs, drawing world-class talent to Canadian universities.
Funds Medicine
Genome Canada
Funds large-scale genomics and bioinformatics research with direct applications to health, agriculture, and the environment.
Funds Medicine
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Long-term, flexible support for visionary health researchers to develop and evolve their programs of research in Canada.
Funds Medicine
Fondation pour la Recherche Médicale (France)
Funds biomedical and health research at all career stages, from doctoral students to established teams in France.
Funds Medicine