(100% discount) Understanding Medical Research Methods

Basic skills for effective conduct and assessment of clinical research

What you will learn

• Mastering the research process
• Critical analysis of medical manuscripts
• Statistical knowledge
• The identification of bias
• Ethical considerations
• Replication of the crisis of replication
• Application of knowledge

Requests

• Basic knowledge of health sciences
• Critical thinking skills
• Basic statistical literacy
• Commitment to learning
• No previous research experience required

Description

Take a comprehensive trip to the world of medical research with this carefully designed course. Whether you are a healthcare professional, a researcher who hopes, or simply curious about the science behind medical studies, this course offers invaluable insights into the little research methodology. From fundamental concepts to advanced statistical techniques, you will learn how:

• Frameable precise research questions

• Critically analyze medical manuscripts

• Find yourself on the complexity of statistical analysis

• Understand different studies of study, from randomized controlled trials (RCT) to metaanalysis

• Identify and alleviate bias in research

Through engagement of modules and discussions that cause thought, you will develop a strong understanding of the research process. Explore the replication crisis and immerse yourself in the shades of P-values ​​as you learn how to effectively interpret “negative” results. This course also deals with challenges inherent in medical research. You will get rid of critical issues such as causation opposite to correlation, confusing factors and ethical considerations that support the integrity of the research. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with skills for a critical assessment of medical studies, understanding their limitations and appreciation of methods used to improve the accuracy of the study. Join us in discovering the complexity of medical studies and become a more informed consumer and a potential contribution to the field of medicine based on evidence.
Author (s): Muhammad Shakil Ahmad