Statistics: Basics

Statistics: Basics

Statistics: Basics

by Raywat Deonandan, PhD

Let an expert guide you through your studies!

Navigating through the complex world of statistics can be challenging and time consuming. Where to begin? What topics should I review to expand my knowledge base? These questions can be difficult to answer, especially if you are studying alone. At Lecturio we understand this, which is why we provide direct access to self-paced lectures from a statistics expert.

Join Dr. Raywat Deonandan, Assistant Professor of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa, in his virtual classroom and review statistics through high-yield lectures supported by interactive quizzes, topic reviews and mnemonics.

This course will cover all of the following, essential concepts:

Dichotomous Variables
Null Hypothesis
p-Value
Confidence Intervals

Whether you are a medical student reviewing for your USMLE Step 1 or a healthcare professional interested in increasing your knowledge base, don't get lost in the vast world of statistics. Let an expert guide your way.

Course Details

Videos 7
Duration 0:20 h
Quiz questions 13
Concept Pages 5

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Your Educators of course Statistics: Basics

Raywat Deonandan, PhD

Dr. Raywat Deonandan is a Global Health Epidemiologist and an Associate Professor of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa, Canada.
He obtained his PhD in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from the University of Western Ontario in 2001. He is also the founder and Executive Editor of the Interdisciplinary Journal of Health Sciences, and an award-winning author and journalist.
Dr. Deonandan embraces new media to engage in public education and co-hosts a science education podcast. In 2016, he received the OCUFA Teaching Award, the highest professorial teaching honour in Ontario.
Within Lecturio, he teaches courses on Epidemiology and Biostatistics."

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By rouzbeh t. on 29. April 2021 for Epidemiology and Statistics

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well tought!

By Paola Alejandra T. on 13. March 2019 for Statistics: Basics

great, simple straight forward. Liked the examples and the questions asked.

helpful

By Elizabeth J. on 01. January 2019 for Statistics: Basics

I'm studying for the CBIC test for Infection Control. I found it helpful in simplifying ideas. I understand the concepts much better now.

A good introduction to biostatistics, is will be very helful in my module

By Brig Gen Dr Lawson S. on 09. October 2018 for Learning Outcomes – Statistics Basics

The content was concise and complete. Helpful to those coming on board to stimulate interest in statistics

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By rouzbeh t. on 29. April 2021 for Epidemiology and Statistics

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well tought!

By Paola Alejandra T. on 13. March 2019 for Statistics: Basics

great, simple straight forward. Liked the examples and the questions asked.

helpful

By Elizabeth J. on 01. January 2019 for Statistics: Basics

I'm studying for the CBIC test for Infection Control. I found it helpful in simplifying ideas. I understand the concepts much better now.

A good introduction to biostatistics, is will be very helful in my module

By Brig Gen Dr Lawson S. on 09. October 2018 for Learning Outcomes – Statistics Basics

The content was concise and complete. Helpful to those coming on board to stimulate interest in statistics

A good rundown of the basics

By Emily H. on 04. March 2018 for Statistics: Basics

The diagrams were helpful and I liked that he speaks calmly.

TRUE ART OF TEACHING

By wardha j. on 18. September 2017 for Types of Variables – Statistics Basics

the clarity is priceless! To reflect clarity in a topic as mindnumbing (for some, like me) as stats, is truly an art. Kudos.

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