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Wednesday, November 25, 2009 Welcome (Objectives) 9:00 am - Research in my Residency: Why? When? How? (Reid) view presentation (PDF) printout (6 slides per page) 9:30 am - Study design (Hahn) presentation print 10:15 am - HEALTH BREAK 10:30 am - Study design workshop (Reid) presentation print 11:15 am - Risk statistics and the Media (Hahn) presentation print Perspectives on the WHI Trial (Grimes & Lobo, Obstet Gynecol 2002) Do we really know what makes us healthy? (Gary Taubes, NY Times, Sept 16, 2007) 12:00 pm - LUNCH 1:00 pm - From Research Outline to Grant Proposal (Reid) presentation print 1:30 pm - 15 Steps to a Successful Research Project (Hahn, Hopman, Harris-McAllistar) 2:00 pm - HEALTH BREAK 2:15 pm - Critical appraisal using clickers (Hahn) What is Critical appraisal? (Alison Hill and Claire Spittlehouse) 2:45 pm - Effective presentation skills (Reid) presentation print 3:15 pm - Quiz using clickers (Hahn) 3:30 pm - Evaluation (Participants, 5 minutes)
Perspectives on the WHI Trial (Grimes & Lobo, Obstet Gynecol 2002) Do we really know what makes us healthy? (Gary Taubes, NY Times, Sept 16, 2007)
3:15 pm - Quiz using clickers (Hahn)
3:30 pm - Evaluation (Participants, 5 minutes)
Resources Get Adobe Reader Where to go for Help Research Road Map (Start Here) KGH Clinical Research Centre (Wilma Hopman) KGH Research Contacts (Veronica Harris-McAllistar) CanMEDS 2005 Physician Competency Framework (Scholar Role) Funding Postgraduate Awards (School of Medicine) Internal funding programs External funding agencies Critical Appraisal Cochrane Library Criteria for causation (Sir Bradford Hill) Critical appraisal tools (CASP) Evidence-Based Medicine (see critical appraisal section) Levels of evidence (Oxford - Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine) Users' guides to evidence-based practice (JAMA Series) Epidemiology and Biostatistics Book list (Phil Hahn) How to pick the correct statistic (Phil Hahn) InStat (GraphPad Software) Key concepts (epidemiology and biostatistics) Power and Precision (free trial download) Sample size calculators (Rollin Brant, University of Calgary) Statistical tools for clinical research (free calculators) Medicine and the Media Covering prescription drugs (Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives) Media Doctor (Canada) Media tips (Queen's News Centre)
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