Inferential Statistics

Using a small sample population how can you draw conclusions about the complete population –this module will help you understand exactly that i.e., inferential statistics.

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Course Curriculum

What are Statistical Inference and related terminology?
What is the Normal distribution of data?
Understand the Empirical rule
Null Hypothesis and commonly used in Null Hypothesis
Types of Errors
Level of Significance and P value
Tests of Significance
Statistical Analysis Plan
Statistical and Clinical Inference
Confidence Interval for Two Samples
Confidence Interval for Odds ratio
Tests of Proportion; Parametric and Non- Parametric
Students ‘T-test and its applications
Chi-Square test
Test for the goodness of fit
Test of Independence of Attributes

Eligibility Criteria

B. Pharma
B.Sc. (any biological sciences)
Nursing degree
MBBS
BAMS
BDS
Any sciences degree with interest in understanding Clinical Research

About the Speaker

Dr. Padam Singh

SeniorBiostatistician
Additional DG ICMR Director (Retd)
Director National Institute of Medical Statistics (Retd)

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