Research Skills for Healthcare

Medicine and healthcare offer stimulating and fruitful careers but finding the right school, getting the proper certificates when necessary, passing the exams and paying for it all might be difficult. There is also a bewildering range of options available to those beginning their healthcare careers. This course provides a directory of such resources that will assist you to find your way forward.

Clinicians who participate in medical research training programmes improve their understanding of investigational concepts and best practices. These enhanced skills can be used in their daily work lives to further their careers. Gaining a leadership position in medicine, for instance, requires excellent communication skills, which improve one's capacity to work with people, deal with difficulties and resolve disagreements. In addition, healthcare professionals who gain familiarity with cutting-edge statistical tools strengthen their ability to analyse data and create useful data visualisation and tables for papers - thus improving their ability to communicate and cooperate on healthcare research initiatives. Unfortunately, most doctors and clinicians do not study these specialist skills. The truth is that without a grasp of what makes a study fruitful or ineffective, one may invest too much time and money in a great topic that doesn’t yield useful results.

This course provides the knowledge and tools you need to initiate strategic research using ‘S.M.A.R.T.’ goals. We also show you how to improve your study skills and use data to make a successful medical study that enhances patient care. We explain that modern statistical methods improve the efficiency of research methods and the compilation of data for presentation and publication. These lessons will strengthen your ability to communicate and thus improve teamwork in healthcare research projects. Sign up to learn how to push forward the boundaries of modern medicine in this research methodology course designed for healthcare professionals.