Explore survival analysis techniques in this 47-minute lecture from the NIH Clinical and Translational Research Summer Course. Delve into study design principles with a focus on survival analysis, presented by Mike Proschan from the NIH Clinical Center. Gain valuable insights into this essential statistical method used in clinical research to analyze time-to-event data. Learn about the unique resources available at the NIH, connect with researchers and program administrators, and discover potential career opportunities in clinical and translational research. For further information or questions about the course, contact the coordinator at [email protected].
Overview
Syllabus
Presentation 2C - Study Design Part 1 - Survival Analysis - Mike Proschan
Taught by
NIH Clinical Center
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