The course begins with basic knowledge of statistics, presenting methods for descriptive statistics of various kinds of data. The fundamental tests used in biomedical statistics will be presented. Key concepts of epidemiological methodology will be presented. At the end of the course the student will be able to understand statistical results reported in biomedical literature, and to use simple techniques for statistical analysis and presentation of results.
The course has as its aims as to reach a scientific-disciplinary set of skills related to the design and implementation of information processing systems, as well as their management and use in different application contexts. The course will be supplied the basics and technologies related to the different aspects of a system of information processing, databases and information systems, the interaction between man and machine, coding, and electronic representation of the information.
Introduction to statistics:
Descriptive Statistics:
Probability and statistical inference
Hypothesis testing
Epidemiology
The aim of the course is to provide a set of scientific-disciplinary skills related to the implementation, management and application of processing systems of data. The course will introduce the main concepts of computer science and will provide the theoretical foundations of information processing systems, on databases, information systems, man-machine interaction, and on encoding and electronic representation of the information.
Fowler, Jarvis, Chevannes - Practical statistics for nursing and health care, Wiley
any other handbook of medical statistics