Clinical statistics is a frustrating part of the job for any non-statistician working within clinical trails. Statistics departments can be very demanding so knowing the correct type of data and format for your data submissions is crucial. Misinterpretation does lead to costly time delays to your trials – but how can you prevent them? This unique course will not only explain the methods and jargon used in clinical statistics, but more importantly will enable you to improve your working practices when dealing with your statistics department.

Who Will Attend?
> Clinical Data Managers
> Clinical Research Co-ordinators
> Clinical Trials Co-ordinator
> Clinical Research Managers/Associates
> Clinical Development Managers
> Project Data Managers
> Clinical Quality Managers
> QA/QC Managers
> Medical Advisors
> Medical Writers

Course Leader
Robin Prescott is Professor of Health Technology Assessment at the University of Edinburgh, and is Director of its Medical Statistics Unit. After a first degree in Mathematics at Reading University he undertook a computing MSc at Southampton University. Following a PhD at Liverpool University his subsequent career has been at Edinburgh where clinical trial methodology has been a major interest. He has been a consultant to pharmaceutical companies on numerous clinical trials and has run courses on clinical trials for fifteen years.

Registration required:

Yes

Free:

No