Awarded with
1 CPD HOURS
Evidence-based practice is a growing component of our ability to deliver high-quality clinical services. Based on our knowledge of and interpretation of studies, we are able to continually deliver care to the highest of standards. The interpretation of the wealth of published clinical data is therefore important to ensure the correct incorporation of change into our practice. Thus, understanding the basics of the evidence that is produced from published clinical data in essence should enable us to remain contemporary and skilled.
Once you successfully complete all 10 self-assessment questions – and achieve the minimum pass rate of 60% – you'll be awarded with a downloadable 1 hour CPD Certificate, which you can print or upload to your CPD Portfolio.
On completion of this module, you will have a better understanding of the following:
The definition and interpretation of typical terms used in data presentation such as sensitivity, specificity, Number Needed to Treat, Absolute and Relative Risk Reduction
The presentation of data in graphical form such as Kaplan-Meier Curves, Forest Plots
The types of trials used in clinical studies and their utility
Interpreting p values and statistical significance
General Medicine CPD Course
17 Modules Only £25
Available all year round with 24/7 online access and unlimited resits, you'll be able to learn around your busy schedule and get to grips with your CPD modules whenever you'd like – all you need is an internet connection.
Our CPD modules are written and edited by medical experts within their specialist fields, who have pedigrees in postgraduate education. Questions are reviewed on a regular basis to ensure that they remain relevant and up-to-date with new guidelines.
As a healthcare professional, it's important for you to continuously expand on your clinical knowledge, skills and abilities. Our CPD modules will help you achieve this by providing you with a full explanation of answers, further reading, and the option to reflect using our online notes system.