Seminar Series: Statistics in Clinical Research
Short Course

Overview

Degree
Kurs
Duration
9 x 1.5 hours
Fee
free of charge
Language
Englisch

The course focuses on the most important statistical aspects and methods in clinical research. Through the course, participants will develop an understanding and critical evaluation of the statistical methods used in scientific publications. They will learn to develop a scientifically and statistically solid research question and analysis plan and get an introduction to the correct use and interpretation of the most important statistical tools in clinical research.

Main topics covered during this course are:

  • building a research question
  • study design
  • descriptive statistics
  • hypothesis testing
  • p-values and confidence intervals
  • diagnostic measures
  • linear and logistic regression
  • survival analysis
  • writing a statistical analysis plan

Students will also get the opportunity to bring and discuss own cases and topics.


Further information:

WBK Seminar Series: Statistics in Clinical Research

This 9-week course requires students to attend a 1.5-hour session per week (1-hour session on the specific topic of the week + 0.5-hour of discussion).

9 x 1.5 hours
Workload: 15 hours

Certificate of attendance will be issued after successful course completion (80%, at least 7 sessions out of 9).

For PhD Students: To add this course to your academic record, please create a Learning Contract on MOnA (choosing your supervisor as the assessor and pass/fail as assessment) before the start day of the course and follow the instructions of your respective faculty.

This course is open for everyone who is interested in gaining an overview of the most important statistical aspects and methods in clinical research. The course is specifically tailored for PhD students of the PhD subject Clinical Research enrolled at the University of Basel, Faculty of Medicine.

Moreover, PhD students of the GSMHS and of other PhD subjects of the Faculty of Medicine (Biomedical Engineering, Biomedical Ethics, Medicines Development, Nursing Science, Public Health/ Epidemiology or Sport Science) are eligible to register for the course.

No prior knowledge of the specific topic is required.

Priority will be given to early career clinical researchers aiming for a habilitation.

Minimum 8 and maximum 20 registered participants.

  • PhD Michael Coslovsky

Mareike Gräter
Training and Education
Departement of Clinical Research (DKF), University of Basel
c/o University Hospital Basel
Spitalstrasse 8/12
CH-4031 Basel

mareike.graeter@usb.ch
Tel. +41 61 556 59 76
Weiterbildungen Departement Klinische Forschung

Available Mon-Thu 08.30h - 13.30h

Free of charge

Medical Faculty of the University of Basel

Organiser
Department of Clinical Research, University of Basel, c/o University Hospital Basel

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