Upcoming training opportunities and resources
The CNODES Training Newsletter collects upcoming training opportunities and resources related to drug safety and effectiveness research.
In this Newsletter, we share our top picks for resources, webinars, courses, conferences, and events happening soon.
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The Analysis Factor | Choose the Right Statistical Analysis using Four Key Questions
Wednesday, January 26, 2022 / 3-4pm (ET)
There are hundreds of statistical tests available. Possibly thousands. And every colleague you ask has a (different) opinion about which one you need in your research. How do you choose which one is the right one? To figure that out, you first need to answer questions about your research question, your design, your variables, and the data itself.
Covered in this webinar:
- The four questions you have to answer to get the analysis correct
- The actual steps you have to take to answer each question
- How later steps in the analysis can require revisions to your analysis plan
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McGill | Correcting for bias in cause-specific mortality estimates from predicted cause-of-death data
Wednesday, February 2, 2022 / 3:30-4:30pm (ET)
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CSEB | Introduction to Mathematical Models of Infectious Diseases
Wednesday, February 9, 2022 / 12-2pm (ET)
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SPER | Quantitative Bias Analysis: A fireside chat with Candice Johnson & Matthew Fox
Wednesday, February 22, 2022 / 12-1pm (ET)
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UCLA | Introduction to Generalized Linear Regression Models in R
Tuesday, March 1, 2022 / 1-4pm (PT)
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AIME 2022 | International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
Conference date: June 14-17, 2022
The AIME 2022 conference invites all interested researchers to submit original contributions regarding the development of theory, methods, systems, and applications of Artificial Intelligence in biomedicine, including the application of AI approaches in biomedical informatics, healthcare organisation and molecular medicine. The conference will be hosted in person at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. AIME 2022 will include invited speakers, long and short presentations, poster sessions, demos, tutorials, workshops and a doctoral consortium.
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Abstract deadline
Thursday, January 27, 2022
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Abstract deadline
Monday, January 31, 2022
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Dissertation deadline
Friday, February 4, 2022
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Abstract deadline
Sunday, February 13, 2022
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Abstract deadline
Friday, February 18, 2022
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Abstract deadline
Friday, March 25, 2022
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Abstract deadline
Friday, April 15, 2022
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Columbia University | episummer@columbia
June 10-30, 2022 / Registration deadline: May 1, 2022
Columbia University's Department of Epidemiology summer institute, episummer@columbia, provides opportunities to gain foundational knowledge and applied skills for advancing population health research. episummer@columbia’s intensive short non-credit courses are offered in synchronous or asynchronous online learning formats.
Each asynchronous course, varying in length from 5 hours to 40 hours, contains lectures and course material presented online with materials released by the instructor accordingly. The flexible format will include video or audio recordings of lecture material, file sharing and topical discussion fora, self-assessment exercises, real-time electronic office hours and access to instructors for feedback during the course.
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ISPOR | Understanding Survival Modeling with Application to HTA
February 2-3, 2022 / 9-11am (ET)
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ISPOR | Introduction to Health Economics and Outcomes Research
February 14-17, 2022 / 10am-12pm (ET)
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DSRU | Introduction to Pharmacoepidemiology
March 31-April 1, 2022
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KT Canada | End of Grant Knowledge Translation Course
Enrol anytime
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PopData BC | Webinar Series Call for Presenters
Ongoing in 2022
PopData BC in partnership with ICES is currently scheduling new webinars for 2022 as part of an ongoing webinar series on Advanced Methods for the Analysis of Population-wide Administrative Health Data.
Over the past year, a variety of researchers from across Canada with expertise in specific methodologies used to advance research in the field of Population Health have contributed to this valuable initiative. A part of their growing network, they welcome your participation and/or presenter referrals.
Contact Ann Greenwood, Education and Training Lead at ann.greenwood@popdata.bc.ca to get involved.
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