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Monday, March 30, 2015

How to Use SPSS: Choosing the Appropriate Statistical Test

SPSS is a widely used software package for Statistical Analysis in Social Sciences, which makes data analysis, documentation and management easy. It is an user friendly tool for statistics including Descriptive statistics (Cross tabulation and frequency), Bivariate Statistics (Means, t-test, ANOVA and Correlation), Prediction for numerical outcomes (Linear regression), Prediction for numerical outcomes (Factor and Cluster analysis).

This video is from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions which gives us a clear description of How to Use SPSS by choosing the appropriate Statistical Test.

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Saturday, March 28, 2015

How to Use EndNote in Just 7 minutes

EndNote sponsored by Thomson Reuters is a powerful and standard software tool to manage Bibliographies, Citations and References. More than just a Reference Manager with 6000+ formats and can be applied while you write in MS - Word.

This video is from the official website of Thomson Reuters and will help us learn using of EndNote in 7 minutes.

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Thursday, December 11, 2014

Scope for Pharm.D : A Global Perspective

Are you sick of Pharm. D??

Are you worried of your profession and career opportunities??

Are you frustrated with no proper evidences that support your career growth??

Here is the answer...

The world's need for and supply of health professionals is in flux. The latest article in our Global Health Series reviews the supply of and demand for physicians, healthcare professionals and nurses around the world.

Researchers from UK has divided the world into 4 areas for their study and the detailed global data is diagrammatically represented

A. Southeast Asia.

B. Sub-Saharan Africa.

C. Middle East.

D. Western Pacific.

Several interesting facts were revealed in the study : It is estimated that 57 poor countries are facing a severe crisis with insufficient human resources to meet minimum needs and there is a need of 27.3 million healthcare professionals globally where Indian status is totally dense and there are only 1.6 ratio of health care professionals to 1000 population.

Here is the gap to be filled by the pharma doctors and only a teamwork can bring the success... Cheer up with a smile and go ahead..

Courtesy: New England Journal of Medicine, Vol: 370, Issue: 10, Published on March 6, 2014

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Thursday, November 27, 2014

Scope for Pharm.D in India

Presenting a specimen regarding the Various specializations, Scientific databases, Central Organizations, Digital Library projects and Public Health Issues in India and its importance for a Pharm.D student.

The Public health issues and Scientific databases focusing on the Evidence Based Medicine incorporates its importance in all the available specializations that would lead a better path to the upcoming Pharma Doctors.