Video Review Course: Statistics and Epidemiology
Dr Ian Forde teaches Statistics and Epidemiology
Statistics and Epidemiology Chapters
- Statistics and Epidemiology
- Syllabus
- central tendency
- Measure of spread
- Cumulative frequency
- Interquartile range
- Skewed distributions
- Box and whisker plots
- The normal distribution
- The normal distribution
- Standard error of the mean
- Standard error of the mean
- Type I and type II errors
- Using p-values
- Using p-values
- Correlation and regression
- Correlation and regression
- Epidemiology and Clinical Trials
- Syllabus
- Exposure ? Outcome
- Some definitions
- Measuring accuracy
- Table
- Question 16 Intro
- Question 17 Explained
- Question 18 Intro
- Question 18 Explained
- Prevention
- Bias
- Intention to Treat Analyses
- Video Feedback
Lecturer: Dr. Ian Forde
Ian qualified in Medicine and Social and Political Science from Cambridge University. He completed his clinical training at Oxford University. Aiming for a career in health policy, he gained membership of the Royal College of Physicians whilst on the Hammersmith SHO rotation and is now a Specialist Registrar in Public Health on the London/KSS rotation. He regularly teaches nurses and medical students on aspects of Public Health and has been teaching Statistics and Epidemiology on 123Doc MRCP and MRCPCH courses for three years.
Duration
- 69 minutes
Features
- Fully animated, internet-enhanced presentation as used in the classroom lecture.
- Adjustable streaming speed video for every user with broadband or dial-up internet access.
- Ability to watch the video in installments and come back to the same point at any time in the future.
- Complete script for users unable to listen to the presentation.
- The 123Doc Statistics and Epidemiology online video lecture is highly flexible, allowing you to study anytime, from any computer connected to the internet.
Suitable For
This eLecture is suitable for those studying for:
Available Subscriptions
| eLecture | Price | Subscription | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Statistics and Epidemiology | 6.00 | 2 months | |
| Statistics and Epidemiology | 17.99 | 6 months |
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