The Better Evaluation of Evidence and Statistics (BEES) Course for 'Getting to Grips with Evidence Based Dermatology' has been approved by the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom for 20 CPD credits.
The aims of the course are to help:
a) improve your skills at critical appraisal when reading dermatological literature, and b) improve your ability to design and participate in clinical research projects.
The course will be run on-line over 3 days:Monday 15th January 2024Tuesday 23rd January 2024Wednesday 31st January 2024
Early bird £349 (on or before 15th November 2023)Regular delegate £399 (from 16th November 2023)
Online booking for 2024
The course is taught by epidemiologists and statisticians from The University of Nottingham.
Dermatological examples are used to illustrate concepts throughout the course. Although the course is held on-line, it is still taught in a synchronous manner and is highly interactive with small group learning. The course has been split across three weeks to avoid on-line learning fatigue and although hard work, it is good fun!
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The course uses the principles of epidemiology and statistics such as chance, bias and confounding to provide a framework to achieve these aims.
The main taught elements of dermato-epidemiology and statistics are part of the UK specialist trainee curriculum (see the BAD website).
The course may also appeal to consultants who wish to improve their skills at critically appraising published clinical trials and also statistics in general.
Overseas dermatology trainees are always welcome, including those from a veterinary background.
For further details, please contact:
Barbara Maston Centre of Evidence Based DermatologyThe University of NottinghamApplied Health Research BuildingUniversity ParkNottingham NG7 2RD
The University of NottinghamJubilee CampusNottinghamNG7 2TU