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8 Short courses in Medicine in Netherlands
Mixed Models
The Mixed Models course from Utrecht University will focus primarily on continuous outcome variables, but attention will also be paid to dichotomous and count data.
Transplantation Medicine
At the Transplantation Medicine programme at the University of Groningen, participants can expect to learn about the latest and greatest innovations in the field of transplantation medicine.
Survival Analysis
This online Survival Analysis course from Utrecht University will give an introduction to survival analysis and cover many of the types of survival data and analysis techniques regularly encountered in epidemiologic research.
Prognostic Research
The purpose of this Prognostic Research course from Utrecht University is to redress this imbalance. We will therefore discuss the principles and methods of non-experimental prognostic research, together with the practice of prognostic research in a clinical setting.
Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis of Prognosis Research
In this online Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis of Prognosis Research course at Utrecht University for researchers we discuss and practice how to define your review questions, how to search the literature, how to critically assess the methodological quality of primary prognosis studies, and which statistical methods to use for their synthesis.
Study Design in Etiologic Research
This Study Design in Etiologic Research course from Utrecht University is a core component of any Master's degree in Epidemiology, and is also key to being able to follow specialized courses in epidemiology.
Innovation in Medicine
Innovation in Medicine 'IPIM' is a one-week interactive school at University of Groningen for advanced undergraduate and master students who want to learn about the broader, non-academic, setting of biomedical research.
Advanced Topics in Causal Research
This online Advanced Topics in Causal Research course from Utrecht University will address two important topics in causal epidemiologic research, namely confounding and effect modification.