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This course is part of our Post-Degree Diploma in Clinical Trials Management.

 

Discover how to effectively read and understand statistical information presented in journal articles and study protocols. Appreciate the context in which research is done within a clinical trial.

Topics

  • The nature of research hypotheses

  • Methods for testing common research hypotheses

  • Common reporting methods for statistical tests and procedures

  • The limitations of statistical hypothesis testing

 

Diploma Program Progression

Successful completion of first term courses (Minimum 70% average with no single final grade below 65%) is required for progression to second term courses. Successful completion of first and second term courses is required for progression to practicum. 

Applies Towards the Following Certificates

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Type
Online
Dates
Sep 09, 2024 to Dec 06, 2024
Schedule
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Total Hours
36.0
Format
Online: Paced  
Fee
Clinical Trials Management - Course Fee (0.5 units) $0.00 Click here to get more information
Instructors
  • Michael Robinson

What to Expect

This is an interactive course; you will engage online with your class and instructor through our online learning management system. Plan to log into your course regularly throughout the week.

You can expect to spend approximately six hours of work per week on course requirements.

Completion Requirements

This is a graded course. Evaluation will be based on any combination of participation, exams/quizzes and assignments.

Textbook

There are no required textbooks for this course. Materials will be posted online through OWL.

Schedule
View Details
Total Hours
36.0
Location
Format
Hybrid  
Fee
Clinical Trials Management - Course Fee (0.5 units) $0.00 Click here to get more information
Instructors
  • Michael Robinson

What to Expect

This is an interactive course; you will engage face-to-face during the in-class portion and online with your class and instructor through our online learning management system. Plan to log into your course regularly throughout the week.

You can expect to spend approximately six hours of work per week on course requirements. Students are expected to attend six in person classes. A schedule will be provided.

Completion Requirements

This is a graded course. Evaluation will be based on any combination of attendance in in-person classes, participation, exams/quizzes and assignments.

Textbook

TBD

Required