SPSS Training and Education Services

Statistical Methods for Healthcare Research

Course description:

The first day of this course is for new users of SPSS Statistics. You will learn the basics of SPSS Statistics required for the following days of training. The subsequent days of training will take you through the practical aspects of statistical analysis. You will learn the concepts behind inferential statistics and what techniques are appropriate for various situations. You will use statistical methods to investigate differences in group averages and between profiles of responses across different categories. Both parametric and non-parametric tests are covered in the course.

Students will learn how to use the windows based interface to easily access, manage, and merge data files, and develop effective skills for efficient data preparation.
Using the intuitive graphic user interface, students will learn how to quickly and easily set up and run a variety of both descriptive and predictive analyses.
Effectively display the results of your analyses using tables and charts, easily produced in publication quality visualizations.

This course uses the SPSS Statistics Base, ANOVA.

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Please note: If you are paying by Check or PO, you will need to download the Public Training or the Academic Training registration form and fax or mail the completed form to SPSS along with your payment.

Subscribers: This course is not available as part of the Training Subscription Service.

Duration and Cost:

Costs are for United States courses only. Information about other countries can be found at the worldwide offices page.

Five Days
9:00 a.m. to approximately 4:00/4:30 p.m. each day
$2995

Who Should Attend:

Health Care professionals who need to analyze their data using statistical methods.

Prerequisite:

General computer literacy. Completion of the "Fast Track: Introduction to SPSS Statistics" and/or "Data Management and Manipulation with SPSS Statistics" courses or experience with SPSS Statistics including familiarity with opening, defining, and saving data files and manipulating and saving output.