Introduction to Biostatistics: Back to the Basics - Robert Brooks, MD

A review of some of the elementary principles of biostatistics in medicine.
Part II of this lecture is available at • Introduction to Biosta...
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[@josephmukala6278]

Clearly made and openly understandable for research.Thx for good work.

[@WomanOfSteele07]

This was EXCELLENT!! You have summed up and explained years of biostatistics in a way that allows one to finally 'get it'!!!! Thanks. Now looking for the other lectures

[@josephhinkle6659]

Thanks for making this lecture available.

[@jamalkriem6305]

Could you upload the rest of the series? This one was great and we want more please

[@peimanmhr8627]

Thank you very much. would you plz upload other lectures from the same course by Dr. Brooks?

[@EmmanuelleGarcia]

Wish you would publish the rest of the videos. He lecture was really great, which is so rare in biostats.

[@ahmadalsayed2132]

+Emmanuelle Garcia Hi, plz Do you know how to take the rest of the videos or similar level? Thanks

[@eviepango]

IDPodcast usually posts videos about adult infection disease topics. Dr. Brooks was one of my med school professors and I don't think he has any other lectures on biostats :(

[@charlesgoodman1310]

definitely agree with the constant need to refresh knowledge on Epi and Biostats

[@MONELZZCULLEN37]

this was amazing, thank you very much really!

[@binbinky78]

excellent lecture! thank you

[@94pranu]

thank you! helpful stuff!

[@ahmadalsayed2132]

Great presentation. How can I got others lectures or similar level about biostatistics?

[@TheFolksDance]

"The Inferential Statistics" slide right after the slide Example: Numeric Variable was conceptually wrong. Mean, Median, and Mode are descriptive statistics, i.e., they describe the central trend of the data; the corresponding descriptive statistics for spread of the data are variance(standard deviation) and range, etc.

[@bashiruk2123]

Very nice presentation thank

[@taif1997]

Very nice presentation

[@amrutvani2]

Upload again with clear audio for confidence interval chapter.Thanks

[@meralday]

thank you very much...

[@estresha89]

The audio gets a little funky in the last bit, but it's a great presentation. Perfect intro to biostats

[@brad5907]

In 28:51 i think a confusion is made between binomial and bernouilli distributions.

[@athens54a]

I don’t really understand why qualitative values have limited applications compared to quantitative variables (i.e., measures of central tendency). just because they are real numbers?

[@alienkishorekumar]

geeta What do you think is qualitative values? Is it estimations or assumptions based on previous knowledge? Please do mention.

[@CMyselfAndI]

love how he turns into darth vader at the end lol

[@sabirktk7045]

Hi

[@akvlogsofficial7983]

Audio is not clear

[@zk6066]

really good but the mic pops are unbearable

[@waqqashanafi]

Hard to understand :-\

[@mansoor7590]

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