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5 Simple Steps To Conduct Your First Meta-Analysis.

Posted By: ELK1nG
5 Simple Steps To Conduct Your First Meta-Analysis.

5 Simple Steps To Conduct Your First Meta-Analysis.
Published 3/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 899.23 MB | Duration: 2h 30m

How to conduct and publish your first research paper from the scratch?

What you'll learn

Conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis from the scratch even if you do not have any previous idea in the field of research.

Read, understand and critique any research paper.

Understand all the complex research terms including P value, Confidence interval, standard deviation .. etc.

Search the database for all the information you need to know about any topic.

Write your first research paper by following simple steps and publish it in high quality journals.

Get a lot of tips and tricks in conducting any research paper.

Requirements

Dedication and time are the only requirements needed to be able to finish your first research project.

No previous experience or knowledge in the field of research are required, you will learn everything you need to know in this course.

Description

This course is designed in 5 simple steps to help all those who want to publish a research paper and do not have enough knowledge in the field of research.  This course will explain all the complex research terms including P value, Standard deviation and confidence interval in a simple and easy way with a lot of examples.  In addition to that, This course will answer all the questions that you might have asked yourself .. How to download any research paper? How to read a research paper? What is the meaning of database?How to search the database for any topic?How to choose a topic for my research?How to write a perfect script? How to publish a paper? What to look for in a journal before publishing your paper?This course is not designed to be a text book about research. However, it is designed in a more practical way aiming to take you from the scratch toward conducting your first meta-analysis and systematic review. I have also included a lot of white board video to make the content more engaging east to follow and understand. Moreover, you will find a lot of tips and tricks that will help you to choose your own topic.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 0.1 What to expect from this course?

Lecture 2 0.2 What are meta-analysis and systematic review?

Lecture 3 0.3 Why to conduct meta-analysis?

Lecture 4 0.4 Who is the instructor?

Lecture 5 0.5 How to get the best of this course?

Section 2: Step 1 : Choose a topic

Lecture 6 1.0 Overall view

Lecture 7 1.1 choose a topic

Lecture 8 1.2 Tips and Tricks

Section 3: Step 2 : Search and filtration

Lecture 9 2.0 Overall view

Lecture 10 2.1 Database

Lecture 11 2.2 Search strategy

Lecture 12 2.3 Cochrane library

Lecture 13 2.4 Inclusion and exclusion criteria

Lecture 14 2.5 Filtration

Lecture 15 2.6 Download the research papers

Lecture 16 2.7 PRISAM flow chart

Section 4: Step 3 : Data extraction

Lecture 17 3.0 Overall view

Lecture 18 3.1 Basic structure of a research paper

Lecture 19 3.2 Data extraction

Lecture 20 3.3 Summarization of data extraction

Lecture 21 3.4 Excel sheet for data extraction

Section 5: Step 4 : Statistical analysis

Lecture 22 4.0 Overall view of the statistics

Lecture 23 4.1 Forest plot curve

Section 6: Step 5 : Writing the script and publication

Lecture 24 5.1 Introduction

Lecture 25 5.2 Patient and Method

Lecture 26 5.3 Results

Lecture 27 5.4 Discussion and conclusion

Lecture 28 5.5 Reference

Lecture 29 5.6 Abstract

Lecture 30 5.7 Publication

Section 7: Supplementary materials : Statistical terms

Lecture 31 Types of Data

Lecture 32 Mean, Median and SD

Lecture 33 Confidence interval

Lecture 34 P value

Lecture 35 Heterogeneity

Lecture 36 Odds Ratio

Lecture 37 Risk Ratio

Beginners in the field of research who are aiming to conduct their first research paper.,Medic and paramedic who are willing to improve their portfolio by conducting and publishing research papers.,Anyone who is interested in reading, understanding or analysis any research paper.