A short time ago, I solicited help from listserv members to assist me in
putting together a research methods/stat course for physicians/medical
residents. A receive great help---1 member asked me to post the info
that I received. Here it is:
For some research methods course material, see
http://
My son and I have now completed a computer tutorial on statistiucs that might
be useful to your students. The tutorial is described at my son's website:
www.animatedsoftware.com
It can be downloaded for $19.95 but if you would like a free review copy, send
me an email and I'll direct you to it
I might suggest "Biostatistics - The Bare Essentials" by Norman and Streiner
(Mosby-Year Book, Inc. - 1994 - ISBN: 1-55664-369-1). These two Canandians
write with clarity and wit. My in-house seminar students love it. Each major
section is concluded with examples of how biostatistics studies a
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From: SAlbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2000 10:14
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Subject: Re: Course Curriculum
| >I'm organizing a BASIC
>I'm organizing a BASIC research methods/statistical analysis course for
>medical residents. The course will be held over multiple sessions for a
>total of about 15-20 hours.
>
>Any suggestions for textbooks, course materials, format for conducting
>the course, etc?
>
>Thanks!
>SR Millis
>--
Tak
I'm organizing a BASIC research methods/statistical analysis course for
medical residents. The course will be held over multiple sessions for a
total of about 15-20 hours.
Any suggestions for textbooks, course materials, format for conducting
the course, etc?
Thanks!
SR Millis
--
Scott R. Milli
