This course covers key concepts in biostatistics such as sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPV, Bayes Theorem, cohort studies, case control studies, clinical trials, relative risk, odds ratio, likelihood ratios, predictive values, attributable risk, absolute risk reduction, NNT, and NNH. The course aims to teach these concepts without the need for memorization. The teaching method involves classic videos. The course is intended for individuals interested in biostatistics, particularly those preparing for USMLE exams.
Overview
Syllabus
Sensitivity and Specificity WITHOUT MEMORIZATION: Biostatistics-1.
PPV, NPV and BAYES THEOREM: USMLE* Biostatistics-2.
Cohort, Case Control, Cross Sectional Studies, Clinical Trials: USMLE* Biostatistics-3.
Relative Risk versus Odds Ratio: USMLE*Biostatistics-4.
Likelihood Ratios vs Predictive Values: USMLE* Biostatistics-5.
Attributable Risk vs. Absolute Risk Reduction: USMLE* Biostatistics-6.
NNT vs NNH: USMLE *Biostatistics-7.
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MedNStat Reviews for the Boards
