This course provides an overview of the general steps of clinical research, hypothesis types, protocol development, pilot study, ethical considerations in clinical research, data collection methods, bias & errors, and study design. Epidemiological study designs are explained with examples including the cross-sectional study, cohort study, case-control study, diagnostic test accuracy studies, and clinical trials.

This course provides an overview of the descriptive, inferential, and diagnostic statistics. The course starts with a theoretical lecture to establish the basics of biostatistics followed by practical application on SPSS software with the common statistical tests explained and interpreted. 

In this course, you will learn the theoretical base and the practical steps to calculate the sample size for several clinical research designs supported by at least 13 real-life examples with a step-by-step guide.

Learn the basics of scientific writing and the secrets of publishing in international peer-reviewed journals.

Learn the gold-standard methods to conduct systematic reviews and meta-analysis of interventional studies.

The course explains how the peer review process works, types of peer-review, how to become a peer-reviewer, how to peer-review a research paper, and examples from Dr. Negida's work as a reviewer.

Part III of Dr. Negida's Book, this part is dedicated for the basics of medical statistics. It explains the basic concepts of medical statistics with practical applications on Jamovi. The book is suitable for beginners and intermediate researchers. Experts also who want to revise their knowledge will enjoy this book.