174 - Developing New Approaches to Address Bias and Improve Doping Prevalence Estimates - Maarten Cruyff, PhD
About this episode
Dr. Maarten Cruyff discusses evolving methods for measuring doping prevalence and challenges in the field.
Dr. Maarten Cruyff is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences and Chair of Methodology and Statistics at Utrecht University. In this episode, he discusses how methods used to measure doping prevalence have changed over time, his work on different models for collecting and analyzing responses from athlete surveys about doping, his role in the World Anti-Doping Agency's Prevalence Working Group, current challenges that remain in determining doping prevalence, and more.
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