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Principles and Practice of Clinical Research |
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Our six-month collaborative distance-learning course covers a range of topics from the basics of clinical research (how to formulate a research question, select study population, and perform randomization and blinding methods) to statistical methods (data distribution and classification, statistical tests, sample size calculation, survival analysis, missing data and meta-analysis) to data collection, monitoring and reporting (including training in manuscript writing) to study designs (observational studies, non-inferior and adaptive designs and randomized clinical trials).
This course is offered annually, and runs from February to November.
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We have selected some publications from our group and collaborations that are relevant to the topic of neuromodulation and clinical research. Please feel free to browse these articles. Also, you can click the link to your left entitled "publication search." There, you can perform a google scholar search and find the most recent research in the field. If you have any questions regarding publications listed, you can contact us at
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Our laboratory is dedicated to the study of the mechanisms of action and clinical effects of neuromodulatory approaches for the treatment of neuropsychiatric diseases such as stroke, chronic pain and epilepsy. We work with several collaborators at other departments of Harvard University as well as collaborators outside Harvard University. If you have any questions, please contact us at
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