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Welcome to ASA's Section on Teaching of Statistics in the Health Sciences (TSHS)

The Section on Teaching of Statistics in the Health Sciences (TSHS) is an active community of:
  • Researchers and innovators of new methods and best practices for the teaching of statistics in the health sciences, through peer reviewed publications, JSM, CSP, and our online community; 
  •  Leaders in the dissemination of modern resources for the practice and teaching of statistics in the health sciences, via: JSM, CSP, our online community and our resources portal; and
  • Professionals providing support and mentorship to new teachers of statistics in the health sciences, especially those who are:  junior, isolated, and/or in need of resources.

If you are not yet a member but are interested in discussing all things related to teaching statistics in the health sciences, join the Section of Teaching Statistics in the Health Sciences

◊ Awards 

TSHS Section offers three annual awards for our members, including the Outstanding Teaching Award, the Young Investigator Award, and the Distinguished Achievement Award. Deadline for nominations is May 1 and details are available here.

 Our Section's Regularly Updated Blog

TSHS Blog is regularly updated with Section news, webinar recaps, member spotlights, and resource reviews.

 ASA TSHS Community Forum

Access TSHS discussion threads and community announcements (ASA Login Required).

  Data Set and Teaching Resources Portal

The TSHS Resources Portal provides peer-reviewed/approved teaching materials for TSHS members to use in their teaching.

 TSHS Webinar Replay Links

TSHS Section hosts several free online webinars each year. 

 Join our Section (must be an ASA member): here.



JSM 2023 links

Virtual "table" of documents for 2023 here.
Complete list of TSHS talks and events for 2023: here.







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For website-related issues, please contact the webmaster, Ed Gracely (Edward.Gracely@drexelmed.edu).
For other TSHS-related issues, please contact any section officers or email us here.