Introduction to Clinical Research Principles 2019 – Planning data collection and analysis pathways
Content material
- Deciding on what data to collect answer the research question
- Type of variables and their different roles in the analysis pathway
- Visualising data presentation and interpretation for a publication prior to collection
- Management of data
- Introduction to statistical methods
Keynote speaker – Dr Emma Ballard, Senior Biostatistician, QIMR Berghofer Statistics Unit,
- Manages the biostatisticians for consultancy service to Metro North; is the Redcliffe Hospital biostatistician and has long-term collaborations at other sites.
- Has a background in medical and agricultural research as a researcher and biostatistician.
- Works with the Metro North Office of Research to increase statistical knowledge and research quality.
- Expert reviewer for the Human Research Ethics Committees at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and The Prince Charles Hospital.
- Adjunct appointment with the University of Queensland School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work and currently supervises two amazing PhD students.
- Emma typically works with clients at the design stage and has a mentoring approach to take projects through to publication.
Thursday, 4th April 2019, 12:30 – 13:30
The Prince Charles Hospital
Education Centre
Coordinated by the Metro North Office of Research – MNHHS-Research@health.qld.gov.au
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SATURDAY 22 JULY 2023
FREE FACE TO FACE EVENT
8.30am registrations 9.00am– 3.30pm
For more information about this event contact:
E: Med_Onc_Secretary@health.qld.gov.au P: (07) 3646 7983
Introduction to Clinical Research Principles 2019 - Planning data collection and analysis pathways
Content material
- Deciding on what data to collect answer the research question
- Type of variables and their different roles in the analysis pathway
- Visualising data presentation and interpretation for a publication prior to collection
- Management of data
- Introduction to statistical methods
Keynote speaker – Dr Emma Ballard, Senior Biostatistician, QIMR Berghofer Statistics Unit,
- Manages the biostatisticians for consultancy service to Metro North; is the Redcliffe Hospital biostatistician and has long-term collaborations at other sites.
- Has a background in medical and agricultural research as a researcher and biostatistician.
- Works with the Metro North Office of Research to increase statistical knowledge and research quality.
- Expert reviewer for the Human Research Ethics Committees at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and The Prince Charles Hospital.
- Adjunct appointment with the University of Queensland School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work and currently supervises two amazing PhD students.
- Emma typically works with clients at the design stage and has a mentoring approach to take projects through to publication.
Thursday, 4th April 2019, 12:30 – 13:30
The Prince Charles Hospital Education Centre
Coordinated by the Metro North Office of Research - MNHHS-Research@health.qld.gov.au
Introduction to Clinical Research Principles 2019 – Planning data collection and analysis pathways
Content material
- Deciding on what data to collect answer the research question
- Type of variables and their different roles in the analysis pathway
- Visualising data presentation and interpretation for a publication prior to collection
- Management of data
- Introduction to statistical methods
Keynote speaker – Dr Emma Ballard, Senior Biostatistician, QIMR Berghofer Statistics Unit,
- Manages the biostatisticians for consultancy service to Metro North; is the Redcliffe Hospital biostatistician and has long-term collaborations at other sites.
- Has a background in medical and agricultural research as a researcher and biostatistician.
- Works with the Metro North Office of Research to increase statistical knowledge and research quality.
- Expert reviewer for the Human Research Ethics Committees at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and The Prince Charles Hospital.
- Adjunct appointment with the University of Queensland School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work and currently supervises two amazing PhD students.
- Emma typically works with clients at the design stage and has a mentoring approach to take projects through to publication.
Thursday, 4th April 2019, 12:30 – 13:30
The Prince Charles Hospital
Education Centre
Coordinated by the Metro North Office of Research – MNHHS-Research@health.qld.gov.au