The course has the stated goal of providing adequate knowledge and understanding of fundamental physical laws that govern biomedical processes, and skills in applying knowledge
The course will provide basic elements to let the student be able to describe individual and population based biological events through syntetic indeces. Moreover, the student should be able to identify and use elementary metodologies of analysis of numerical data
This course provides the basic theoretical knowledge about the use of a computer, hardware and software, about the applications of informatics in health care settings, as well as providing practical knowledge on the use of an operative system and of the office suite (Word, Excel).
Frontal lessons
Classroom lecturers using blackboard and tracing papers
Classroom lessons
1. Recall and basic introductory notions
2. The mechanics of rigid bodies
3. Fluids and their applications
4. Thermology
5. Electric and magnetic phenomena and their applicatios
6. Wave phenomena and their applications
7. Electromagnetic and corpuscular radiation and applications
1. Measurers: numerical, ordinal and nominal
2. Descriptive measurers: central tendency and variability
3. Probability and Bayes Theorem
4. Probability distributions: binomial, Poisson and gaussian
5. Hypothesis tests and their meaning
6. Epidemiology: sensitivity, specificity, predictive values, incidence and prevalence rates
D. Scannicchio, E. Giroletti "Elementi di Fisica Biomedica" Ed. EdiSES
F. Borsa, A. Lascialfari ''Principi di Fisica per indirizzo biomedico e farmaceutico'' Ed. EdiSES
A. Giambattista, B. Richardson, R. Richardson "Fisica generale" Ed. Graw Hill
J. Fowler, P. Jarvis, M. Chevannes "Statistica per le professioni sanitarie" Ed. EdiSES
Other elementary statistic texbooks
Teacher’s slides and any European Computer Driving Licence books.