Statistical interpretation of Medical Research Results

"This course aims to familiarize the learner with the interpretation of statistical measures and methods used in medical publications. It covers topics ranging from simple descriptive characteristics like mean and median to EBM indicators, statistical tests, especially tests of proportion significance, and statistical models (linear and logistic). Each lesson provides practical examples of using these measures and tools in published medical articles.What will you learn?This course aims to familiarize the learner with the interpretation of statistical measures and methods used in medical publications. It covers topics ranging from simple descriptive characteristics like mean and median to EBM indicators, statistical tests, especially tests of proportion significance, and statistical models (linear and logistic). Each lesson provides practical examples of using these measures and tools in published medical articles.Who this course is designed for:This course is intended primarily for individuals who have contact with medical publications, especially:• Professionals involved in clinical research• Publishing doctors• Doctoral students in medical fields• Individuals planning a career related to the interpretation of medical research, such as employees of medical units affiliated with the Polish Academy of Sciences or other laboratories.About usThe course is conducted by Aneta Piechaczek, PhD. Statistician and econometrician. In the years 2017-2021, an employee of the Laboratory of Applications of Mathematics in Economics AGH UST. PhD in the field of Management and Quality Science, developing in her dissertation the issues of more advanced statistical analyses in socio-economic sciences. In 2021, she was nominated for the Didactics Laurel of AGH university. Author and co-author of several scientific publications related to data analysis and statistics. Statistician "