He has conducted several research seminars and short courses on evidence-based statistics at national and international academic conferences. His research interests include Bayesian statistical methods and probabilistic approaches to evidence-based practice. He has also written numerous scholastic articles and instructional textbooks on statistical methods and statistics education. His most recent textbook, Statistical Methods and Reasoning for the Clinical Sciences: Evidence-Based Practice, provides practitioners with the scientific literacy needed to understand statistical methods in order to increase the accuracy of their diagnoses.