[Basic Statistics] Resident Physicians, Master's Students, and Specialist Level I Trainees (21/11 - 2/12/2022)

Course: Basic Medical Informatics and Statistics

Target Audience: Master's Students, Resident Physicians & Specialist Level I Trainees

Duration: 21/11 - 2/12/2022 (Morning sessions from 07:30, afternoon sessions from 13:30)

Course Schedule: here

> Course Procedure
(1.1) Course Registration here (Successful registration list here) >> (1.2) Log in to the e-learning system here >> (2) Complete course requirements on the e-learning system here >> (3) Monitor progress on the e-learning system here here >> (4) Submit practical assignments on the e-learning system (at the end of the course)

> Declare Group Leader Information here
> Group Registration here
- Maximum of 5 students per group, may or may not be from the same specialty
- Group members self-select and declare
- Do not create new sheets

> Final Examination Format (computer-based test, essay, oral, etc.): Theoretical multiple-choice examination

> Eligibility for Final Examination

1. Attend all practical sessions
2. Theoretical session attendance > 80%
3. Course component score (assessments, feedback, lectures, surveys) > 80%
4. Submit individual project (at the end of the course)

> Course Grade = 50% multiple-choice exam + 40% practical assignment + 10% course component

Course Component Score (10%) = Completion of all lesson assessments + Completion of all feedback forms after each lesson and at the end of the course

Lesson Assessments: These will be reopened to help instructors identify knowledge gaps. Students are required to answer honestly so instructors can provide the best support after each lecture and during classroom sessions. The Department does not grade these; completion is mandatory and based on self-discipline.

Feedback Forms: In addition to lesson assessments, the Department requires all students to complete feedback forms so instructors can adjust and improve teaching quality.

(1.1) Log in to the e-learning system here
> Use the Gmail or Google email address declared above
> The Department will enroll students in the course based on the registration list
> Deadline: End of the first day of the course

(1.2) Course Registration here (Successful registration here - contact the Department if information needs adjustment; do not register again)
Register only once using an address ending in @gmail.com or within the Google system
> After registration, you will receive a confirmation email from the Department. If not received, it may be due to an incorrect email address. Please contact the Department to adjust (do not register again)
> Registration deadline: End of the first day of the course

(2) Complete course requirements on the e-learning system
Individuals must complete requirements according to the schedule specified on the system after each lesson
> Watch lecture videos
> Review course materials
> Complete post-lesson assessments
> Complete post-lesson feedback
Deadline: End of the day following the lesson

1. Textbook: Public Health Research Methodology | 2013 | Medical Publishing House

2. Guidelines for Developing Medical Research Proposals | 2011 | Medical Publishing House

3. Public Health Research Methodology | 2013 | Medical Publishing House

4. References for Research Proposal Development

   • Questions to address in each section of a research proposal: reference here

   • Guidelines for research proposal presentation: reference here

   • Template for implementation timeline here

5. Register to download electronic reference materials here

6. Register to purchase books here (Book content introduction here)

> Register for short-term course on Data Analysis: here

> Contact Information: