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Ophthalmic Epidemiology 2. Application to Eye Disease
Overview of course:  
 
The Ophthalmic Epidemiology course is divided into two parts. The first, Ophthalmic epidemiology 1. Basic principles, covers the basic principles of epidemiology, its application for eye health and how to assess the measures of disease frequency and association.

You should be familiar with these basic principles before starting this second self-directed course, Ophthalmic epidemiology 2. Application to eye diseases, where we move on to critically examine the main epidemiological methods and their application to major eye diseases.

In the course you will:

  • View articles, presentations, mini-lectures, interviews with experts in the field and links to further reading
  • Test your understanding in quizzes

Learning objectives:

By the end of this course you should be able to:

  1. Analyse the features of the main epidemiology study types and appraise their application for answering different research questions in eye health.
  2. Identify problems caused by bias, confounding and chance in epidemiological studies.

Because the course is designed for self-directed learning, you can work at your own pace and time, repeat or download the content as you wish.  We encourage you to assess your learning through the quizzes. We also hope that you will be able to apply the learning directly to your clinical work, academic reading and research activities.

Study pattern:
Duration - 4 weeks
Weekly study time - 3 hours
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