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Guest post: Students Research Forum of the SKN Medical College, Pune

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QMed always enjoys doing events for or organized by Undergraduate medical students, because they are an audience that loves to learn, and they take great efforts to organize events. Here we share a Guest Post by the students of the SKN Medical College, Pune ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We, the members of the…

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17th FERCAP International Conference – November 20 – 22, 2017

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The Forum for Ethics Review Committees in India (FERCI) is set up as the national chapter of FERCAP (Forum for Ethics Review Committees in Asia-Pacific), which is an initiative undertaken by WHO TDR. The objective of this body is to improve understanding and implementation of ethical review of biomedical research in…

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Structured Abstracts – Some Interesting Learning

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Structured abstracts are abstracts that have clear sections, and not just a full paragraph (as abstracts of the past used to be). These kind of abstracts first evolved in 1987. The IMRAD format is the most common structure for a structured abstract, but other formats are also used. Why did…

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Workshop on Diagnostic and Screening test Evaluation–Imperfect Gold Standard, Meta Analyses and Application of Latent Class Models – October 9-11, 2017

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This course’s main purpose is to impart basic knowledge in understanding the principles and practice of Diagnostic and Screening testing, specifically to assess the reliability and validity of those tests. It is tailored to medical, allied health professionals, non-medical faculty, and/or researchers who are interested in learning more about diagnostic test…

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All non profit organizations are not about charity. Some like QMed are “change makers”.

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I am often asked why QMed is a not-for-profit organization. And I think it is time I answered this in a blog post. Non-profit organizations work for overall societal benefit. Many work at making major changes in specific areas. Some non-profits work for environmental preservation whilst non-profit Educational institutions create…

The Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) has approved QMed for credit points for webinars

Guest post: Students Research Forum of the SKN Medical College, Pune

17th FERCAP International Conference – November 20 – 22, 2017

Structured Abstracts – Some Interesting Learning

Workshop on Diagnostic and Screening test Evaluation–Imperfect Gold Standard, Meta Analyses and Application of Latent Class Models – October 9-11, 2017

All non profit organizations are not about charity. Some like QMed are “change makers”.

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