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Biostatistics for Non-Statisticians

March 14, 2012, March 15, 2012, March 16, 2012 iCal

Location: Berlin, Germany

Course Description:

Introductory Methods (2 Days). This part of the course will introduce and detail the basic and intermediate statistical concepts that are essential for professionals in a biological, public health or medical environment. The first day will emphasize the principles of descriptive and inferential statistical applications while the second day will focus on actual study examples, problem solving and interpretation of results. Throughout the course, participants are encouraged to ask questions and discuss examples relevant to their own work. The following include but are not limited to topic areas to be discussed.

Basic statistical terminology needed to effectively communicate with and understand your statistical colleagues
The statistical essentials required to initiate a research investigation.Research questions in statistical terms
Sample size considerations to insure accuracy of conclusions in clinical trials to determine treatment efficacy
Discussion of statistical techniques to compare experimental approaches or treatment efficacy
Advanced Topics (3rd Day). This section of the course will cover more complex issues in research investigations and clinical trials.

Topics will include:

• Association studies including correlation and regression analysis with clinical applications
• Examination of Phase I, II and III clinical trials analysis
• Survival analysis and discussion of techniques in bioequivalence and biotherapeutic studies
• Gaining information from multiple studies by meta-analysis
   

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