Guest guest Posted December 30, 2008 Report Share Posted December 30, 2008 Indo-USF Joint Course on Clinical Research Methods & Adolescent HIV-Update Ahmedabad, India, February 12-18, 2009 ABOUT THE COURSE The AIDS International Training and Research Program of the University of South Florida and VadodaraMedical College, funded by NIH, has developed a course in `Clinical Research Methods' for local Indian health care professionals who wish to strengthen their clinical research skills, particularly in the area of Adolescent HIV/AIDS. KEY TOPICS This 7-day intensive training program will offer both didactic and hands-on training in the following subject areas: 1. Literature searching/critical literature review, scientific writing, scholarly publication. 2. Evidence based medicine, clinical research and trials. 3. Biostatistics in clinical designs. 4. Interpretation of study findings, internal and external validity, applicability of findings. 5. Ethical considerations in clinical research including IRB process. 6.Grantproposal writing and grant management. 7. Clinical research leadership and management. 8. Special topics and project development in diagnosis and management of adolescent HIV disease. ELIGIBILITY: A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution in science or its equivalent. Open to all health Care professionals including MDs, PhDs or Nursing Professionals who are interested in clinical research. Application Requirements: •Submit a cover letter indicating the reasons for interest in this course and CV to Crawford (email: ncrawfor@...) By due date January 20, 2009 •The fee for this course is RS 3000 which will be due upon receipt of acceptance. Course fees will cover supplies, lunch and refreshments. •Inquiries: Crawford <Ncrawfor@...> or Dr. Eknath Naik <enaik@...> http://www.usf-aitrp.org Eknath Naik e-mail: <enaik@...> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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