Trauma and Correction of Facial Deformity (DENT0074)

Computer Science|Electrical Engineering|Mathematical Modelling|Mechanical Engineering

Aims:

To expose students to the challenges and potential of geometry processing in relevant application areas. To explain how to use acquire 3D model, and...

Acquisition and Processing of 3D Geometry (COMP0119)

STATISTICS|MISSING DATA|ANOVA GLMS|REGRESSION|SPSS|TIME-TO-EVENT SURVIVAL ANALYSIS|SAMPLE SIZE

Summary 

This module aims to give a more solid grounding in research methods, building on the basic skills learnt in CHLD0064 (Applied Statistics for Health...

Applied Statistics for Health Research II (CHLD0037)

Summary 

This module aims to give a more solid grounding in research methods, building on the basic skills learnt in CHLD0064 (Applied Statistics for Health Research I). You will learn skills and tools that will be invaluable in interpreting published research as well as developing your own studies The sample size session involves working with a prepared web link and excel spreadsheets. Dealing with Missing Data, ANOVA/GLMs, and Introduction to Regression sessions all have interactive SPSS practicals on the day, and Time-to-event/survival analysis gives example SPSS outputs which are discussed (you will have access to the datasets involved to replicate in your own time if you wish to).

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

After completing this module, you should be able to:

Understand and undertake basic regression models
	Be able to perform sample size calculations
	Have a full understanding of techniques for dealing with missing data and be able to perform multiple imputation within SPSS
Who is this module for? 

This module is optional to all ICH Masters and MRes programmes. Applied Statistics for Health Research I (CHLD0064) is a prerequisite for this module.

Teaching and Learning Methods

The module is delivered as a series of workshops, each consisting of lectures interspersed with practical activities, and all sessions are accompanied by comprehensive notes.