Oct 21 - Oct 25, 2024
Click below link for registration
https://bit.ly/SJMCRI_RCT_2024
The Division of Clinical Research and Training, St. John’s Medical College & Research Institute, has been conducting various training programs in Health Research Methods for physicians and researchers from various backgrounds. We started with a NIH grant in 2009 for 5 years, and continued thereafter.
In the last 15 years, we have conducted around 34 different courses and trained over 2,258 health professionals including doctors, nurses, pharmacists, ethics committee members, industry professionals, post graduate students, study coordinators, regulatory officials and health policy makers from India and abroad from 11 countries (United Kingdom, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Australia, Canada, Bangladesh, Tanzania, South Africa, Ethiopia, Cameroon and Nepal).
In this advanced course on RCT (Randomized Controlled Trials), there are 23 interactive lectures, 4 journal clubs on different RCT designs, 4 Zen protocol sessions and 4 project presentations. All participant presentations are made in small groups with feedback from peers and faculty.
Topics:
RCT Designs & Analysis
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Operations and Regulatory:
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The course is on-campus and some international faculty will take their sessions online.
The course book with relevant course details and important scientific papers will be given to the registered participants.
Participants will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course.
Travel bursaries and Scholarships are available for select candidates and subject to eligibility and availability of funds.
CME credits are awarded to the eligible candidates.
Concession Criteria: 25% discount in the registration fees:
To avail the discount, a letter from the Department / Institutional Head should be sent by email to rct_training@sjri.res.in & addressed to:
The registration fees can be sent as:
The payment details will be shared with participants via email once they fill the form and are eligible for the course.