Serkan Kaçar successfully completed an online course in Statistics in Medicine from Stanford University with Distinction. To earn Distinction, participants had to score over 90% on over 50 quizzes, 9 problem sets, and a final exam. The materials covered included descriptive statistics, probability, statistical inference, limitations of p-values, common statistical pitfalls, basic statistical tests, and regression methods. This statement does not confer a Stanford University grade, course credit, or degree.
This document is a statement of accomplishment certifying that Saranya S successfully completed an online course in statistics in medicine. To earn the certification, Saranya had to score over 60% on more than 50 quizzes, 9 problem sets, and a final exam covering topics such as descriptive statistics, probability, statistical inference, statistical tests, and regression methods. The statement notes that the online course may differ from an on-campus version and does not confer academic credit or affiliation with Stanford University.
Nataliya Portman successfully completed an online course in Statistics in Medicine from Stanford University. To earn the Statement of Accomplishment, she had to score over 60% on more than 50 quizzes, 9 problem sets, and a final exam covering topics such as descriptive statistics, probability, statistical inference, limitations of p-values, common statistical pitfalls, basic statistical tests, and regression methods. The statement does not confer a Stanford grade, credit, or degree.
This document outlines the differences between clinical and research visits at a Batten Center of Excellence. Clinical visits focus on individual patient care, involve a medical exam and documentation in medical records, and can provide recommendations to referring doctors. Research visits aim to answer research questions, require consent and confidentiality, involve collecting and analyzing group data, and do not typically provide individual reports. The center saw 19 new and 19 returning subjects with various forms of Batten disease over the past year for clinical, research, or combined visits.
Best Practices in Clinical Study RecruitmentCTSI at UCSF
This document discusses best practices in clinical study recruitment and retention. It covers:
1) Recruitment practices such as performing initial analyses of study design and site-specific factors, planning and budgeting for screen failures and protocol changes, and implementing a staged communication plan.
2) Retention practices like ensuring participants are well-informed, understanding their needs, and keeping communication open.
3) A proposed Participant Recruitment Service at UCSF to centralize recruitment efforts through activities like recruitment analysis, direct mailings to patient cohorts, and developing recruitment materials and resources.
This candidate has a strong educational background in biochemistry, cell biology, and global health. They have clinical experience working in a free clinic in Tijuana, Mexico where they assisted patients, conducted research, and helped coordinate operations. They have also gained teaching experience as a genetics teaching assistant and research experience working in an ophthalmology lab investigating the molecular genetics of eye diseases. Their skills include laboratory techniques, data analysis, strong communication skills in English and Spanish, and experience designing and managing independent research projects.
Tricks of the Trade: Patient Recruitment & Retention for Different Study TypesImperial CRS
In efforts to raise the bar for medical advancement, clinical trials are growing increasingly complex. This complexity, more often than not, leads to costly delays in enrollment. In this ebook, we'll take a look at 4 case studies for different study types, and examine the unique factors to consider during planning.
Serkan Kaçar successfully completed an online course in Statistics in Medicine from Stanford University with Distinction. To earn Distinction, participants had to score over 90% on over 50 quizzes, 9 problem sets, and a final exam. The materials covered included descriptive statistics, probability, statistical inference, limitations of p-values, common statistical pitfalls, basic statistical tests, and regression methods. This statement does not confer a Stanford University grade, course credit, or degree.
This document is a statement of accomplishment certifying that Saranya S successfully completed an online course in statistics in medicine. To earn the certification, Saranya had to score over 60% on more than 50 quizzes, 9 problem sets, and a final exam covering topics such as descriptive statistics, probability, statistical inference, statistical tests, and regression methods. The statement notes that the online course may differ from an on-campus version and does not confer academic credit or affiliation with Stanford University.
Nataliya Portman successfully completed an online course in Statistics in Medicine from Stanford University. To earn the Statement of Accomplishment, she had to score over 60% on more than 50 quizzes, 9 problem sets, and a final exam covering topics such as descriptive statistics, probability, statistical inference, limitations of p-values, common statistical pitfalls, basic statistical tests, and regression methods. The statement does not confer a Stanford grade, credit, or degree.
This document outlines the differences between clinical and research visits at a Batten Center of Excellence. Clinical visits focus on individual patient care, involve a medical exam and documentation in medical records, and can provide recommendations to referring doctors. Research visits aim to answer research questions, require consent and confidentiality, involve collecting and analyzing group data, and do not typically provide individual reports. The center saw 19 new and 19 returning subjects with various forms of Batten disease over the past year for clinical, research, or combined visits.
Best Practices in Clinical Study RecruitmentCTSI at UCSF
This document discusses best practices in clinical study recruitment and retention. It covers:
1) Recruitment practices such as performing initial analyses of study design and site-specific factors, planning and budgeting for screen failures and protocol changes, and implementing a staged communication plan.
2) Retention practices like ensuring participants are well-informed, understanding their needs, and keeping communication open.
3) A proposed Participant Recruitment Service at UCSF to centralize recruitment efforts through activities like recruitment analysis, direct mailings to patient cohorts, and developing recruitment materials and resources.
This candidate has a strong educational background in biochemistry, cell biology, and global health. They have clinical experience working in a free clinic in Tijuana, Mexico where they assisted patients, conducted research, and helped coordinate operations. They have also gained teaching experience as a genetics teaching assistant and research experience working in an ophthalmology lab investigating the molecular genetics of eye diseases. Their skills include laboratory techniques, data analysis, strong communication skills in English and Spanish, and experience designing and managing independent research projects.
Tricks of the Trade: Patient Recruitment & Retention for Different Study TypesImperial CRS
In efforts to raise the bar for medical advancement, clinical trials are growing increasingly complex. This complexity, more often than not, leads to costly delays in enrollment. In this ebook, we'll take a look at 4 case studies for different study types, and examine the unique factors to consider during planning.
This document discusses opportunities for collaboration across three programs - the SCOR, BIRCWH, and CTSA programs - at the Medical University of South Carolina to advance gender-based research. The SCOR program focuses on gender differences in substance use and stress response through translational research teams. The BIRCWH program funds clinical and basic science scholars to study topics like aging, addictions, and neuroscience. The CTSA provides research support services, training, and resources. There are opportunities to leverage each program's strengths through shared seminars, pilot funding, and collaborations across basic and clinical projects to further gender-based research.
This document summarizes a project to standardize the presentation of patient-reported outcomes (PRO) data to improve understanding and use by patients and clinicians. The project will engage stakeholders including patients, caregivers, clinicians, and PRO researchers to determine how PRO data is currently presented, identify barriers to interpretation, and develop standardized presentation methods. An investigative team led by Drs. Claire Snyder and Michael Brundage was funded by PCORI to conduct the research with guidance from a stakeholder advisory board representing key perspectives. The goal is to actively involve stakeholders throughout the research process from designing the study to disseminating the results to ultimately increase understanding and use of PRO data.
Patients Recruitment Forecast in Clinical TrialsCognizant
Patient recruitment is a crucial but challenging part of clinical trials. Accurately forecasting patient enrollment is important to remain on schedule and budget. However, recruitment is often underestimated, leading to delays and costs. This is due to uncertainties like site investigator overestimations, patient dropout rates, and variability in recruitment across sites. The document discusses stochastic and non-stochastic approaches to more accurately model recruitment, using statistical techniques like Monte Carlo simulation to account for uncertainties. Accurately predicting enrollment can improve clinical trial success and reduce costs.
The document outlines a dissemination plan for research findings from a study measuring the effectiveness of patient discharge preparation at an Acute Rehabilitation Hospital. The plan includes sharing results with an interprofessional team at the hospital, regional and national rehabilitation facilities, conferences, and publications. Simplified summaries will be provided to patients and families, while more detailed reports will target professional audiences. The plan also includes evaluating results within 6 months, notifying study participants, and securing sufficient funding to cover dissemination costs. The overall goal is to distribute the knowledge to benefit public health and empower healthcare system participants.
Tom Macek, Takeda Global Research and Development - Speaker at the marcus evans Evolution Summit 2012, held in Wheeling, IL, April 30-May 2, 2012, delivered his presentation entitled Site Identification and Patient Recruitment and Retention – A Perfect Union
This document discusses cross-sectional study designs for epidemiological research. A cross-sectional study involves identifying a population at a single point in time and collecting data on exposures and outcomes without influencing either. Key advantages are allowing estimates of disease prevalence and descriptions of population characteristics. Limitations include inability to determine causality and potential for confounding biases. The document outlines appropriate dietary assessment tools, study design considerations, and analytical methods for cross-sectional research.
This document provides an overview of case-control studies. It defines key terms like cases and controls and explains how they are selected. Cases have the disease of interest, while controls do not. Both groups are asked about past exposures. The document discusses how to define cases, find matching controls, address biases, and analyze the data using 2x2 tables and odds ratios to determine if an exposure is associated with increased or decreased risk of the disease. Matched case-control studies require a special analysis approach.
Exploring Complexity in the Health Sector: A Panel on Case-Based Evaluation A...JSI
The document summarizes a panel discussion on case-based evaluation approaches for exploring complexity in the health sector. The panel focused on why case studies are useful, what constitutes a case study, and the context and concepts of case-based research. Case studies are an empirical research method that investigates real-world phenomena in their natural context. They rely on multiple data sources to provide an in-depth understanding of an intervention and allow for comparative analysis between cases to increase learning about what works in different settings.
Library Connect Webinar- Metrics Support at the Department levelLibrary_Connect
University of Massachusetts Medical School’s Rebecca Reznik-Zellen talks about Metrics support at the department level. From the Nov. 12, 2015 webinar, Article, author and journal metrics: what librarians need to know.
A presentation showcasing some of the patient recruitment challenges that I encountered as a recruitment manager as well as some of the strategies -- DIGITAL ADVERTISING -- I used to overcome them.
Critical Appraisal of health literature - an overviewRizwan S A
This document provides an overview of critical appraisal of health literature. It discusses the importance of critically appraising research before applying results, as only 20% of published medical reports meet validity criteria. The course will cover appraising methodology, results, and other aspects of articles on observational studies, experimental studies, diagnostic studies, prognostic studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses. Critical appraisal is a key skill for evidence-based practice that allows exclusion of poorly designed studies and assessment of research validity. While some literature is pre-appraised, consumers must critically evaluate unappraised research themselves.
This document discusses outcomes research, which examines the results of implementing healthcare practices based on scientific evidence and patient preferences/values. Outcomes can be related to individuals, groups, organizations, patients, or performance. Outcomes research is important for evaluating scientific evidence effectiveness and informing patients. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute conduct outcomes research. Benefits include improving practice and informing patients, while excessive funding/time on low-impact research is wasteful. Outcomes research helps ensure best practices and patient-informed decision making.
Best strategies for successful recruitment and retentionTrialJoin
Best strategies for successful recruitment and retention for clinical research studies
Contact info@trialjoin.com for more information about patient recruitment help, obtaining new studies or help with site management.
Our main involvement with your clinical research recruitment program concludes with processing the responses to your mailer. As our staff members direct the respondents to your site, you can begin conducting final interviews to complete the clinical trial recruitment process.
Supporting a pathway scholars program: How a librarian can add information li...Kathleen Carlson
The Pathway Scholars Program (PSP) at The University of Arizona College of Medicine–Phoenix is intended for students who may have had fewer resources available to them because of socioeconomic status, educationalopportunities, and geography, or may have been a first-generation college
graduate. The PSP serves as an alternate pipeline of medical student candidates.
This webinar will make a distinction between nomenclatures and discuss the reporting requirements to the FDA and Office for Human Research Protections.
The document discusses the shift from an age of expertise to an age of evidence-based practice in prosthodontics. It outlines the steps of evidence-based practice, including formulating clinical questions, determining the appropriate level of evidence, searching for and critically appraising evidence, applying the evidence to patients, and evaluating outcomes. The goals are to enable recognition of the best scientific evidence in prosthodontics, consolidate information overload, scrutinize existing treatments, improve current and future treatments, encourage better clinical research and reporting, and advance the specialty.
Results of an Online Survey of Stakeholders Regarding Barriers and Solutions ...John Reites
The survey found that the most significant barrier to clinical trial recruitment according to stakeholders was finding patients who meet eligibility criteria. The next most significant barriers were insufficient staff time for recruitment activities, followed by the length and complexity of consent forms, and protocol requirements other than eligibility criteria. Suggestions to overcome barriers included broadening eligibility criteria, improving planning, using effective recruitment methods and technology, simplifying processes, and improving staff support. Most stakeholders were optimistic that national recruitment rates would increase over the next 5-10 years if effective partnerships were formed between sectors like patient advocates, researchers, sponsors, and regulators.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford Online certifying that Vikas Rai Bhatnagar successfully completed the free online course "Writing in the Sciences". To earn the statement, Mr. Bhatnagar had to score over 60% on assignments including quizzes, editing exercises, writing exercises, and a final exam, which taught participants how to write more clearly, concisely, and efficiently in science as well as navigate the scientific publication process. The statement does not confer any Stanford University credit, grade, or degree.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford Online certifying that Vikas Rai Bhatnagar successfully completed the free online course "Writing in the Sciences". To earn the statement, Mr. Bhatnagar had to score over 60% on assignments including quizzes, editing exercises, writing exercises, and a final exam, which taught participants how to write more clearly, concisely, and efficiently in science as well as navigate the scientific publication process. The statement does not confer any Stanford University credit, grade, or degree.
This document discusses opportunities for collaboration across three programs - the SCOR, BIRCWH, and CTSA programs - at the Medical University of South Carolina to advance gender-based research. The SCOR program focuses on gender differences in substance use and stress response through translational research teams. The BIRCWH program funds clinical and basic science scholars to study topics like aging, addictions, and neuroscience. The CTSA provides research support services, training, and resources. There are opportunities to leverage each program's strengths through shared seminars, pilot funding, and collaborations across basic and clinical projects to further gender-based research.
This document summarizes a project to standardize the presentation of patient-reported outcomes (PRO) data to improve understanding and use by patients and clinicians. The project will engage stakeholders including patients, caregivers, clinicians, and PRO researchers to determine how PRO data is currently presented, identify barriers to interpretation, and develop standardized presentation methods. An investigative team led by Drs. Claire Snyder and Michael Brundage was funded by PCORI to conduct the research with guidance from a stakeholder advisory board representing key perspectives. The goal is to actively involve stakeholders throughout the research process from designing the study to disseminating the results to ultimately increase understanding and use of PRO data.
Patients Recruitment Forecast in Clinical TrialsCognizant
Patient recruitment is a crucial but challenging part of clinical trials. Accurately forecasting patient enrollment is important to remain on schedule and budget. However, recruitment is often underestimated, leading to delays and costs. This is due to uncertainties like site investigator overestimations, patient dropout rates, and variability in recruitment across sites. The document discusses stochastic and non-stochastic approaches to more accurately model recruitment, using statistical techniques like Monte Carlo simulation to account for uncertainties. Accurately predicting enrollment can improve clinical trial success and reduce costs.
The document outlines a dissemination plan for research findings from a study measuring the effectiveness of patient discharge preparation at an Acute Rehabilitation Hospital. The plan includes sharing results with an interprofessional team at the hospital, regional and national rehabilitation facilities, conferences, and publications. Simplified summaries will be provided to patients and families, while more detailed reports will target professional audiences. The plan also includes evaluating results within 6 months, notifying study participants, and securing sufficient funding to cover dissemination costs. The overall goal is to distribute the knowledge to benefit public health and empower healthcare system participants.
Tom Macek, Takeda Global Research and Development - Speaker at the marcus evans Evolution Summit 2012, held in Wheeling, IL, April 30-May 2, 2012, delivered his presentation entitled Site Identification and Patient Recruitment and Retention – A Perfect Union
This document discusses cross-sectional study designs for epidemiological research. A cross-sectional study involves identifying a population at a single point in time and collecting data on exposures and outcomes without influencing either. Key advantages are allowing estimates of disease prevalence and descriptions of population characteristics. Limitations include inability to determine causality and potential for confounding biases. The document outlines appropriate dietary assessment tools, study design considerations, and analytical methods for cross-sectional research.
This document provides an overview of case-control studies. It defines key terms like cases and controls and explains how they are selected. Cases have the disease of interest, while controls do not. Both groups are asked about past exposures. The document discusses how to define cases, find matching controls, address biases, and analyze the data using 2x2 tables and odds ratios to determine if an exposure is associated with increased or decreased risk of the disease. Matched case-control studies require a special analysis approach.
Exploring Complexity in the Health Sector: A Panel on Case-Based Evaluation A...JSI
The document summarizes a panel discussion on case-based evaluation approaches for exploring complexity in the health sector. The panel focused on why case studies are useful, what constitutes a case study, and the context and concepts of case-based research. Case studies are an empirical research method that investigates real-world phenomena in their natural context. They rely on multiple data sources to provide an in-depth understanding of an intervention and allow for comparative analysis between cases to increase learning about what works in different settings.
Library Connect Webinar- Metrics Support at the Department levelLibrary_Connect
University of Massachusetts Medical School’s Rebecca Reznik-Zellen talks about Metrics support at the department level. From the Nov. 12, 2015 webinar, Article, author and journal metrics: what librarians need to know.
A presentation showcasing some of the patient recruitment challenges that I encountered as a recruitment manager as well as some of the strategies -- DIGITAL ADVERTISING -- I used to overcome them.
Critical Appraisal of health literature - an overviewRizwan S A
This document provides an overview of critical appraisal of health literature. It discusses the importance of critically appraising research before applying results, as only 20% of published medical reports meet validity criteria. The course will cover appraising methodology, results, and other aspects of articles on observational studies, experimental studies, diagnostic studies, prognostic studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses. Critical appraisal is a key skill for evidence-based practice that allows exclusion of poorly designed studies and assessment of research validity. While some literature is pre-appraised, consumers must critically evaluate unappraised research themselves.
This document discusses outcomes research, which examines the results of implementing healthcare practices based on scientific evidence and patient preferences/values. Outcomes can be related to individuals, groups, organizations, patients, or performance. Outcomes research is important for evaluating scientific evidence effectiveness and informing patients. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute conduct outcomes research. Benefits include improving practice and informing patients, while excessive funding/time on low-impact research is wasteful. Outcomes research helps ensure best practices and patient-informed decision making.
Best strategies for successful recruitment and retentionTrialJoin
Best strategies for successful recruitment and retention for clinical research studies
Contact info@trialjoin.com for more information about patient recruitment help, obtaining new studies or help with site management.
Our main involvement with your clinical research recruitment program concludes with processing the responses to your mailer. As our staff members direct the respondents to your site, you can begin conducting final interviews to complete the clinical trial recruitment process.
Supporting a pathway scholars program: How a librarian can add information li...Kathleen Carlson
The Pathway Scholars Program (PSP) at The University of Arizona College of Medicine–Phoenix is intended for students who may have had fewer resources available to them because of socioeconomic status, educationalopportunities, and geography, or may have been a first-generation college
graduate. The PSP serves as an alternate pipeline of medical student candidates.
This webinar will make a distinction between nomenclatures and discuss the reporting requirements to the FDA and Office for Human Research Protections.
The document discusses the shift from an age of expertise to an age of evidence-based practice in prosthodontics. It outlines the steps of evidence-based practice, including formulating clinical questions, determining the appropriate level of evidence, searching for and critically appraising evidence, applying the evidence to patients, and evaluating outcomes. The goals are to enable recognition of the best scientific evidence in prosthodontics, consolidate information overload, scrutinize existing treatments, improve current and future treatments, encourage better clinical research and reporting, and advance the specialty.
Results of an Online Survey of Stakeholders Regarding Barriers and Solutions ...John Reites
The survey found that the most significant barrier to clinical trial recruitment according to stakeholders was finding patients who meet eligibility criteria. The next most significant barriers were insufficient staff time for recruitment activities, followed by the length and complexity of consent forms, and protocol requirements other than eligibility criteria. Suggestions to overcome barriers included broadening eligibility criteria, improving planning, using effective recruitment methods and technology, simplifying processes, and improving staff support. Most stakeholders were optimistic that national recruitment rates would increase over the next 5-10 years if effective partnerships were formed between sectors like patient advocates, researchers, sponsors, and regulators.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford Online certifying that Vikas Rai Bhatnagar successfully completed the free online course "Writing in the Sciences". To earn the statement, Mr. Bhatnagar had to score over 60% on assignments including quizzes, editing exercises, writing exercises, and a final exam, which taught participants how to write more clearly, concisely, and efficiently in science as well as navigate the scientific publication process. The statement does not confer any Stanford University credit, grade, or degree.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford Online certifying that Vikas Rai Bhatnagar successfully completed the free online course "Writing in the Sciences". To earn the statement, Mr. Bhatnagar had to score over 60% on assignments including quizzes, editing exercises, writing exercises, and a final exam, which taught participants how to write more clearly, concisely, and efficiently in science as well as navigate the scientific publication process. The statement does not confer any Stanford University credit, grade, or degree.
Writing in science Statement of acomplishmentAnkit Saxena
This document is a statement of accomplishment certifying that Ankit Saxena successfully completed an online course in writing for the sciences. The course taught participants how to write more clearly, concisely, and efficiently for scientific publications by having them complete assignments, quizzes, writing exercises, and a final exam, scoring at least 60% overall. The statement notes that the online course does not confer an actual Stanford grade, credit, or degree.
Moumita Biswas successfully completed the online course "Writing in the Sciences" with distinction from Stanford University. To earn distinction, Moumita had to score 90% or higher on assignments like quizzes, writing exercises, and a final exam. The course teaches participants how to write more clearly, concisely, and efficiently in the sciences and navigate the scientific publication process.
Statement of Accomplishment with Distinction_Stanford UniversityAlisha Madaan
This document is a statement of accomplishment certifying that Alisha Madaan successfully completed an online course in Statistical Learning with Distinction. To receive distinction, participants needed to score 90 or more out of 100 possible points on online quizzes. The statement notes that the online course may relate to on-campus courses but does not confer Stanford University course credit or degrees.
Sivarat Malapet completed an online course in Statistical Learning offered by Professors Rob Tibshirani and Trevor Hastie of Stanford University. To receive a statement of accomplishment, Sivarat scored 50 or more points on the online quizzes. However, this statement does not confer an academic grade, credit, or degree from Stanford University.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University certifying that Eric Clairambault successfully completed an online course in Statistical Learning with Distinction. To receive distinction, participants had to score 90 or more out of 100 possible points on online quizzes. However, this statement does not confer an official Stanford grade, credit, or degree upon Eric Clairambault.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University confirming that Adithya Ajith successfully completed an online course in Statistical Learning by scoring over 50% on the online quizzes, though it notes the online course may differ from an on-campus version and does not confer university credit or verify the participant's identity.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University recognizing that Sudharsan Ravichandiran successfully completed the online course "Statistical Learning" with distinction. To receive distinction, Ravichandiran scored 90 or more out of 100 possible points on the online quizzes. The statement notes that online courses may relate to on-campus courses but are not equivalent, and this statement does not confer a Stanford grade, credit, degree, or verify the participant's identity.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University confirming that Mika Lackman successfully completed an online course in Statistical Learning by scoring over 50% on the online quizzes. It notes that the online course may differ from an on-campus version and does not confer any Stanford credits or degrees. The statement was signed by Professors Rob Tibshirani and Trevor Hastie.
Xiao Yang completed the online course Statistical Learning with Distinction. To receive distinction, participants needed to score 90 or more out of 100 possible points on online quizzes. This statement of accomplishment does not confer a Stanford University grade, credit, or degree, and only verifies completion of the online course, not enrollment as a Stanford student.
Stanford Statement of Accomplishment StatementArpendu Ganguly
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University certifying that Arpendu Kumar Ganguly successfully completed an online course in Statistical Learning with Distinction. To receive distinction, participants needed to score 90 or more out of 100 total points on online quizzes. However, this statement does not confer an official Stanford grade, credit, or degree upon the participant.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University certifying that Roxana Noelia Villafañe successfully completed the online course "Statistical Learning" with distinction. To receive distinction, she scored 90 or more out of 100 possible points on the online quizzes. The statement notes that online courses may draw from on-campus material but are not equivalent to on-campus courses, and this does not confer a Stanford grade, credit, degree or verify her identity.
This statement of accomplishment certifies that Ahmed Fathy Abdoul Raof Soltan successfully completed an online palliative care course through Stanford University. The course focused on primary palliative care skills like communication, symptom assessment and management to improve quality of life for patients and families. To complete the course, the participant answered assessment questions, submitted empathy reflections, and participated in discussions analyzing issues in palliative care. However, the statement notes that the online course does not confer a Stanford grade, credit, degree or verify the participant's identity.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University recognizing that Shantanu Mukherjee successfully completed the online course "Statistical Learning" with distinction by scoring 90 or more points on the online quizzes. The statement notes that online courses may be based on material from on-campus courses but are not equivalent, and that this statement does not confer a Stanford grade, credit, degree, or verify the participant's identity.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University confirming that Arturo Pichardo Ortiz successfully completed an online course in Statistical Learning. The statement was signed by Professors Rob Tibshirani and Trevor Hastie and notes that participants were required to score 50 points or more on online quizzes to receive the statement. It also clarifies that the online course does not confer Stanford University course credit or a degree.
This document is a statement of accomplishment from Stanford University certifying that Bruno Campello successfully completed an online course in Statistical Learning with Distinction. To receive distinction, participants needed to score 90 or more out of 100 possible points on online quizzes. However, this statement does not confer an actual Stanford grade, credit, or degree.
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1. Define an electrocardiogram (ECG) and electrocardiography
2. Describe how dipoles generated by the heart produce the waveforms of the ECG
3. Describe the components of a normal electrocardiogram of a typical bipolar lead (limb II)
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Study Resources:
1. Chapter 11, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 9, Human Physiology - From Cells to Systems, Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
3. Chapter 29, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
4. Electrocardiogram, StatPearls - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK549803/
5. ECG in Medical Practice by ABM Abdullah, 4th edition
6. Chapter 3, Cardiology Explained, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2214/
7. ECG Basics, http://www.nataliescasebook.com/tag/e-c-g-basics
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Stanford University
Clinical Assistant Professor with Health Research and Policy
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September 7, 2018
SOH KOUAKAM GHISLAIN
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