Introduction to Statistics

Build the confidence to choose, apply and understand statistical methods for health-related data using IBM SPSS.

22 hours

No pre-requisites

Introductory

Course information

This introductory course helps you build a practical foundation in statistics for health-related work and research.

Designed for people who are new or nearly new to IBM SPSS Statistics, it will support you in understanding when and how to use different statistical methods, so you can begin working with data more confidently in clinical, administrative, academic or research settings.

Through a flexible online format, the course introduces statistical analysis in a way that connects directly with real healthcare and research needs.

By the end, you will be better prepared to use IBM SPSS, select appropriate statistical approaches, interpret results and apply data more effectively in your current or future role.

Learning objectives

Develop a knowledge and understanding of statistical principles methods and quantitative approaches used in health research

Psychology and Psychiatry. Emphasis placed on conceptual understanding of statistical methods

Gained an understanding of statistical vocabulary and notation Have been introduced to and used a selection of statistical techniques for exploring and analysing data

Developed techniques of data description and analysis, as implemented in the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS)

Learned how to interpret results in the context of real-life questions within the fields of psychology and psychiatry

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