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Institute of Clinical Trials and Methodology (D65)

 

 

 

 

 

Institute of Clinical Trials and Methodology (D65)

ICTM

D65 An Introduction to Design & Analysis of Clinical Trials: Statistics for Non-statisticians 021126

Description

This four day course will provide an introduction to the principles and application of statistics in the randomised controlled trial (RCT) environment. It will explain what's important and why, and enable understanding of statistical methods and analyses in RCTs.

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/population-health-sciences/clinical-trials-and-methodology/study/short-courses/introduction-design-and-analysis-clinical-trials-statistics-non-statisticians

Attendee CategoryCost   
1) ICTM Staff.£0.00[Read More]
2) LMIC Free Place.£0.00[Read More]
3) Low or Middle Income Countries (LMIC).£130.00[Read More]
4) Academic£245.00[Read More]
5) Not For Profit Organisations.£245.00[Read More]
6) For Profit Organisations.£320.00[Read More]
Clinical Trials of Methodology

D65 Stats & Practical Aspects of the Design/Analysis of Multi-Arm Multi-Stage Platform Trials 251126

Description

Statistical & Practical Aspects of the Design/Analysis of Multi-Arm Multi-Stage Platform Trials (MAMS).

 

This workshop is designed for individuals interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the design and analysis of multi-arm multi-stage (MAMS) platform trials, including those who are new to the field.

 

Please note that this course is Online via Zoom.

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/population-health-sciences/clinical-trials-and-methodology/study/short-courses/statistical-practical-aspects-designanalysis-multi-arm-multi-stage-platform-trials

Attendee CategoryCost   
1) ICTM Staff.£0.00[Read More]
2) Low or Middle Income Countries (LMIC).£107.00[Read More]
3) Academic & Students.£214.00[Read More]
4) Not For Profit Organisations.£214.00[Read More]
5) For Profit Organisations.£257.00[Read More]
ICTM

D65 Using Simulation Studies to Evaluate Statistical Methods 2026

Description

Simulation studies are an important tool for statistical research. They help us understand the properties of statistical methods and compare different methods. To perform a meaningful simulation study, careful thought needs to be put into the planning, coding, analysis and interpretation. Participants are expected to attend all sessions but course materials will be available in case of unexpected missed sessions.

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/population-health-sciences/clinical-trials-and-methodology/study/short-courses/using-simulation-studies-evaluate-statistical-methods

Attendee CategoryCost   
1) ICTM Staff.£0.00[Read More]
2) LMIC Free Place.£0.00[Read More]
3) Lower Middle Income Countries (LMIC).£185.00[Read More]
4) Academic & Students.£370.00[Read More]
5) Not For Profit Organisations.£370.00[Read More]
6) For Profit Organisations.£444.00[Read More]