Research Designs in Epidemiology

Functions of a good research design in Epidemiology
Types of research designs used in Epidemiologic studies
Difference of Prospective & Retrospective Cohort Studies
Cross-sectional studies and (Nested) Case-Control Studies
Observational Studies vs Randomized Clinical Control Trials
Pitfalls, biases, and ethical issues in Epidemiologic research
Examples of Epidemiologic research studies across the globe
Description
The research design is a strategy for answering research questions. It refers to the overall strategy chosen to integrate the different components of the study in a coherent and logical way, thereby, ensuring it can effectively address the research problem. In this course, you will be introduced to the common types of research used in the field of Epidemiology, as well as some examples employed by scientists and health care practitioners across the globe. These include observational studies, cross-sectional studies, case-cohort studies, and randomized clinical control trials to name a few. You will also learn the pitfalls, biases, and ethical considerations to look out for should you pursue your own Epidemiologic research in the future. So if you want to learn more about research in Epidemiology, this is the course for you.
Upon enrollment to the course all materials such as lecture videos, practice quizzes, and downloadable resources will always be available should you wish to go back to the material to study and review. You will also receive a Certificate of Completion which you can use to boost your resume, curriculum vitae, or LinkedIn profile.
So start learning and increasing your knowledge today!
Who this course is for
Medical students
Health professionals
Laboratory scientists
Health science students
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