Inferential Statistics and Multiple Regression
If you can calculate a mean, you can do multiple regression. Experience how we make multiple regression simple
A SHORT COURSE IN INFERENTIAL STATISTICS AND MULTIPLE REGRESSION
If you can calculate a mean, you can do multiple regression. Experience how we make multiple regression simple
Date: Mon 24 - Thur 27 August (four days)
About the course: Every researcher wants to ensure that observed associations among variables are valid i.e. not due to confounders or bias. Multiple regression models are used to determine risk factors and predictors, adjusting for confounders. Therefore researchers and programme managers should be able to understand and interpret multiple regression methods and outputs.
The objectives of this course objectives include: Bivariate hypothesis testing, understanding validity: bias and confounding, use of regression to control for confounding, logistic and linear regression models, univariate (unadjusted) and multivariate (adjusted) models, building regression models, variable selection techniques, model assumptions, understanding and
interpreting outputs This course teaches intermediate to advanced statistics using Stata.
Participants will be able to conduct inferential statistics and estimate measures of effect. They will be able to build statistical models adjusting for confounders, and interpret outputs.
Who should attend?
-Researchers
-Biostatisticians
-Research Analysts
-Data analysts
-HODs
-Clinicians
-Epidemiologists
-Programme Managers
-Postgraduate students
-Market Researchers
-Clinical and Medical researchers
-Scientists
-Government Practitioners
Course Pricing
All 4 days only R8, 500.00 (Excl. VAT) per delegate
Price Includes:
-Course attendance;
-Full refreshments: lunch, welcome tea, two breaks for tea including pastries;
-Course lecture notes and training manual;
-Complimentary parking;
-Certificate of attendance.
REGISTRATION
To register for this course or inquire about other courses, contact:
Rose
Tel: 011-403-1411
Email: [email protected]
Time: 09:00 - 16:30
Venue: University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
Cost: R 8,500
