Consult

November 18th, 2011

Statistical Consulting

Erik Erhardt, PhD, offers statistical consulting for applications in medical device development, clinical trials, biology and ecology using stable isotopes, surveys, process improvement and quality control, and more.

For new collaborations, contact Erik.

    2011

  1. Nov 2011 Expert witness.
  2. Mar 2011 Albuquerque Collaborative Therapeutics. Evidence-based assessment of the full Dialectical Behavior Therapy program.

    3. 2010

  3. Nov — Dec 2010 Aaftab Jain, Albuquerque, NM. Statistical consulting for improved inference of wind farm mortality.
  4. Apr 2010 — Nov 2010, VeraLight, Inc., Albuquerque, NM. Demographic subgroup analysis of pre-clinical trial data, analysis plan for FDA clinical trial.  4/26/2011 received Health Canada license approval. 7/28/2011 received CE mark approval “As I went through the analysis plan and the justification documents, I was reminded how much you’ve helped us over the past several months: your contributions are evident in multiple places. Your work has been very valuable to us, and I’m grateful that you’ve continued to find time to work with us.” — Edward Hull, PhD. 13 Jan 2011
  5. Jul 2010 Dayle Hosek, RN, MEd, Director of Quality Management, Lovelace Medical Center, Albuquerque, NM. Analysis of provider risk of complications.
  6. Apr 2010 Ted Fish, EdD, President, Philos Institute, Santa Fe, NM. Analysis of longitudinal surveys.
  7. Mar 2010 Jackie Reeve, Albuquerque, NM. Analysis of survey of nurse practitioner opinion on BRCA testing.

    8. 2009

  8. Apr 2009 Ted Fish, EdD, President, Philos Institute, Santa Fe, NM. Analysis of longitudinal surveys.
  9. Mar 2009 Albuquerque Collaborative Therapeutics. Evidence-based assessment of the full Dialectical Behavior Therapy program.

    10. 2008

  10. Apr 2008 Hari Nam Simran K Khalsa, UNM Graduate student. Statistical modeling: El Nino effect on California breeding bird population.
  11. Apr 2008 Elaine Dils, UNM Dental Hygiene. Raising Oral Health Awareness among Nephrology Nurses.
  12. Apr 2008 Ted Fish, EdD, President, Philos Institute, Santa Fe, NM. Analysis of longitudinal surveys.

    13. 2007

  13. Sep 2007 Jim A Railey, SWCA Environmental Consultants. For analysis assistance of projectile point data. Coauthor in Animas-La Plata Project: Volume XI – Lithic Studies, by Jim A. Railey and Alexander L. Wesson, pp. 145–188. SWCA Anthropological Research Paper Number 10, Phoenix.
  14. Feb — Aug 2007 UniRac, Inc. For process development, improvement, and control of PV’s Universal Flat Roof Solution. RapidRac G10 PV Mounting System, introduced Sep 2007.
  15. Mar 2007 Ted Fish, EdD, President, Philos Institute, Santa Fe, NM. Analysis of longitudinal surveys.
  16. Feb 2007 Jim A Railey, SWCA Environmental Consultants. For analysis assistance of lithic artifacts data. Coauthor in Chapter 8, “Lithic Artifacts” in Data Recovery at Five Archaeological Sites Along US 491, North of Sheep Springs, San Juan County, New Mexico, edited by Jim A. Railey. NMDOT Project No. FLH-666-1(49)17. SWCA Project No. 10775. SWCA Report No. 2007-93.

    17. 2006

  17. Oct 2006 Digipress, Inc., d/b/a Spire. Predictive models for responses to repeated mailings.
  18. May 2006 Etsuko Nonaka, UNM Biology Department. Biology Lab Manual Appendix coauthor, “Basic statistical methods for biology”.
  19. Mar 2006 Ted Fish, EdD, President, Philos Institute, Santa Fe, NM. Analysis of longitudinal surveys. “Erik had the acumen, the patience and the savvy to guide me through a vital section of one of my consulting projects last year. Statistics is its own language, and Erik is an outstanding translator. . . . I hired Erik, and I could not have been more pleased. He was a sounding board. He was a check. And he was a superb technician and interpreter. As a result, the work I did for my clients was better. I was freed up to do what I excel at; and the work was girded by expert statistical analysis.” — Ted Fish, Ed.D, President, Philos Institute, 18 Jan 2007
  20. Feb 2006 Heather Paulsen, Accountant, UNM Biology Department. Department of Biology Course Fees Feasibility Study. “. . . this has allowed us to net an additional $55,000 this semester in funding for student classes and labs.” — Heather Paulsen, 17 Jan 2007
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