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Clinical Trial Statistics for Non Statisticians 2022
Develop the statistical knowledge required to better understand today’s cancer clinical trials!
Today, statistics are critical to understand clinical trials. This EORTC course provides an introduction to the statistical methods used for the design, conduct and analysis of cancer clinical trials.
This course will provide a greater understanding of the statistical principles whilst avoiding too technical formulations. Attendees will be better equipped to design their own clinical research, work in a multidisciplinary team involving statisticians and to critically appraise the scientific value of published research.
This course is aimed at non-statisticians who work in clinical research or at statisticians with little or no experience in clinical trials.
More information on the course website.
22nd WORKSHOP ON METHODS IN CLINICAL CANCER RESEARCH (MCCR)
NEW DATE
The annual Methods in Clinical Cancer Research Workshop is a week-long course designed to educate and train early-career investigators in the best practices of clinical trial design and provide access to experienced clinical investigators from different institutions and countries with expertise across all areas of clinical research.
The Workshop is organised by the European Organisation of Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC), European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO), and American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) and has provided training to nearly 1800 investigators from all over the world since its’ inception in 1999.
Applications for this workshop are now closed.
For further information visit www.eortc.org/mccr.
EACR 2022 Congress
EACR 2022 is a four day congress dedicated to basic, preclinical and translational cancer research across a wide breadth of topics. It will highlight the latest research and bring together the cancer research community to inspire innovation and build knowledge, connections and collaborations.
Visit the Congress website.
