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# WHRI statistical resources
Practical statistical guidance, templates, and training resources for WHRI researchers.
#### About the resources
The **WHRI Statistical Resources** site provides practical guidance, templates, training materials, and methodological resources to support high-quality research in women’s health.
The site is designed for WHRI researchers, trainees, clinicians, and research staff who need clear, applied statistical support across the research process, from study design and data preparation to analysis, interpretation, reporting, and reproducible research.
### About the author
**Sabina Dobrer, P.Stat.** is a senior statistician at the Women’s Health Research Institute with more than 20 years of experience in biostatistics, epidemiology, health research, and applied data analysis.
Her work includes study design, statistical consultations, advanced modelling, reproducible research, methods development, and training. She supports multidisciplinary research teams across women’s health and develops practical resources to make statistical methods more accessible, transparent, and useful in real-world research.
**Authorship and Intellectual Property**\ This guidance was developed by Sabina Dobrer as part of the WHRI Analytical Framework. Please provide appropriate attribution when referencing, reproducing, or adapting this material.
\ AI tools were applied to improve clarity and grammar. The content, structure, and analytical framework were developed independently by the author.
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