Course “Advanced statistical modeling in biomedical studies: Analysis for continuous longitudinal data (R) (2023 Edition)” organized by the IACS and the IISA

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Course “Advanced statistical modeling in biomedical studies: Analysis for continuous longitudinal data (R) (2023 Edition)” organized by the IACS and the IISA

4 February, 2023

 

ADDRESSED TO:

Professionals from the Aragonese Health System, and/or research staff from the IIS Aragón who carry out research within a research team, who require the use of this type of methodology to carry out their research work. (24 places)

Selection criteria

The selection criteria will be:

In the selection, an attempt will be made to guarantee that the different health sectors of Aragon are represented in the activity. 

For in-person sessions, it is essential to bring your own laptop. 

Basic knowledge of statistics is required, as well as experience and knowledge of using R Software.

Objective

Provide advanced statistical tools for health sciences research. 

Specific objectives

- Make known the appropriate organization that our data must have for this type of longitudinal studies. 

- Illustrate how to visualize longitudinal data.

- Introduce the student to statistical methods and models to analyze repeated measurements when the response variable follows a normal distribution

- Introduce the student to multivariate analysis using random effects models.

- Create reproducible reports using only R 

From April 10 to 25, 2023 (20 hours)

Online with:

2 Live Webinar Sessions: April 13 and 25 (16:30 p.m.)

1 Face-to-face sessions (CIBA)*: 

Subgroup 1: April 17 from 16:19 p.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.

Subgroup 2: April 18 from 9:12 p.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.

*It is necessary to bring your own laptop.

ACCREDITATION:

Activity requested for accreditation by the Continuing Training Commission of Health Professions of Aragon. 

Deadline for receipt of applications:
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4 February, 2023
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