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Comment by Dr. Ravi Prakash Upadhyay on March 12, 2013 at 2:02am

Hi Anu..u can mail me regarding ur queries and will get back to u with point to point suggestions

Comment by Dr Anuradha Chauhan on March 12, 2013 at 1:40am

Thank you Dr/ Ravi,
i have gone through our your blog...but i at this stage need step by step guidelines to follow.

Comment by Dr. Ravi Prakash Upadhyay on March 11, 2013 at 5:21pm

Hi Dr. Anu. If u wish, u can follow my blog on how to publish a paper. You are free to ask any queries you have.

http://scientificpublication.blogspot.in/

Comment by Dr Anuradha Chauhan on March 6, 2013 at 10:37pm

hi, i am dr anu, in PSM ( PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL medicine). Please guide me how to get a paper published?

Comment by dr.amandeep singh on May 27, 2012 at 10:33pm

CAN ANYBODY PLEASE GUIDE ME ON WHICH TOPIC I CAN DO RESEARCH IN A CANCER HOSPITAL/RENAL CENTER.I want to study the financial burden on Renal patients,can someone guide me how to go about it.any questionnaire/literature available.please help..!

Comment by prakriti jauhar on March 1, 2012 at 5:25pm

hi.this is dr.prakriti jauhar. i am an intern.i just wanted to know wat research work can i help out with as i am keen on doing so cause i am applying for usmle and would like to know if there is anything that can improve my cv. thanks.

Comment by Aneesh Thomas George on January 20, 2012 at 12:46pm

http://www.cochrane-sacn.org/jan21.html

One-day workshop on Understanding Cochrane systematic reviews on Diagnostic Test accuracy

Chrstian Medical College, Vellore

Jan 21, 2012

This is a one-day workshop run by South Asian Cochrane Centre for Cochrane review authors and healthcare professionals who are planning to do Cochrane diagnostic test accuracy review. The objective of the workshop is to make you understand how to prepare a Systematic Review on Diagnostic Test Accuracy.

Learning objectives

1. To provide training in analytical techniques for Cochrane Diagnostic Test Accuracy reviews. There will be sessions covering basic methods of meta-analysis, the structure of RevMan5, mixed models for diagnostic meta-analysis and investigating heterogeneity and making test comparisons.
2. There will also be practical sessions throughout the day to practise with participants’ own data so author teams should have data ready extracted in order to benefit from this.
3. Will focus on the completion of a title registration form for each participating author or author group. Authors will gain an understanding of how tests can be evaluated and how test accuracy contributes to this evaluation, the components of a test accuracy question and the different designs of studies measuring test accuracy.
4. To provide training in study design, quality assessment, searching and statistical analysis to such a level to enable the review team to write the protocol for their Cochrane Review.
5. Learning about the various study designs used to evaluate diagnostic test accuracy, and to compare tests, as well as the variety of biases to which they are susceptible. Review teams will work on operationalising the QUADAS quality assessment criteria for their own review.
6. Searching for test accuracy studies will be used to illustrate a range of approaches to tackle the complexity of test accuracy searches, and there will be discussion of how TSCs and how authors can work in partnership.
   
   The resource person:

Prof Jonathan C Craig Steering Group Member of the Cochrane Collaboration Co-ordinating Editor of Renal Group (Cochrane Collaboration) Sydney School of Public Health University of Sydney, Australia

Comment by Richard Kirubakaran on December 20, 2010 at 11:34am

its free to all in India.

Comment by Richard Kirubakaran on November 15, 2010 at 4:39pm

A workshop on the use of structured and transparent processes that optimally utilize evidence from appropriate research to inform health policy: Christian Medical College, Vellore

http://www.cochrane-sacn.org/Training.aspx

Comment by Richard Kirubakaran on September 23, 2010 at 12:16pm

How do we know if one healthcare intervention works better than another, or if it will do more harm than good?

The Cochrane Library enables those involved with healthcare decisions to keep up-to -date with all the latest Evidence.

To know more about the Latest-Evidence log on to:
www.thecohranelibrary .com

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