Anaesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine

ECCRG Methods Course 21st-22nd November 2016

Edinburgh Research Methods Course for Critical Care, Anaesthesia and Emergency Specialties, 21st-22nd November 2016.

Please use this link to go to this years methods course

Course Directors: Dr Nazir Lone, Prof Tim Walsh

Course details

21st-22nd November 2016

This two day course consists of a comprehensive series of lectures and workshops designed for clinicians and researchers who are seeking to improve their understanding of key research methods with a focus on the acute health care setting.

The course covers research methodologies required to critically appraise and to conduct clinical research. There is a strong focus on group work and interactive sessions.

The course is of particular relevance to clinicians, trainees, AHPs and researchers in critical care, emergency medicine, acute medical specialities and anaesthesia.

Topics include
Statistics for the uninitiated Health economics
Randomised controlled trials Quality Improvement science
Epidemiology Understanding diagnostic tests
Systematic reviews and meta-analysis and other topics

Course fees

Two day course fee £175 per person which includes course materials and delegate meal.

Course fees can be paid by using ePay

Edinburgh Critical Care Research Methods Course ePay system. 

 Royal College of Anaesthetists Revalidation logo

The course is approved by the Federation of Royal Colleges of Physicians for 12 external CPD credits and the Royal College of Anaesthetists for 12 CPD credits.

 

Contact details

Dawn Campbell

Last years course was a great success, many thanks to all who attended.

Comments from the 2014 and 2015 courses

Great presenters, fantastic course, very glad I attended.

Excellent course that I will definitely be recommending to others. Covered huge volume of material in two days by experts in the field.

An excellent course - a realistic practical approach to both designing, appraising and implementing research… a great advert for Edinburgh!

Excellent course, whether conducting research or just appraising papers