Clinical Research Bootcamp: Novas Formas de Aprender Investigação Clínica
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Biomedical Research, Education, MedicalAbstract
Clinical research is a major contributor to medical and
scientific development. Young doctors frequently limit their
participation in the clinical research setting due to their engagement
in time consuming clinical issues, and due to the
lack of proper education in research methodologies. Clinical
Research Bootcamp was created to answer these questions
and also to guide young doctors throughout the preparation
of a clinical research study. This course helps young doctors
to acquire practical skills that will motivate them to engage in
research scenarios. Structured in order to guide the students
throughout the various stages of planning, execution and
scientific communication of a study, this course provides an
integrated view of clinical research.
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