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The Biostatistics Learning Path prepares professionals to apply statistical principles and analytical methods throughout the clinical research and drug development lifecycle. It covers statistical methods for clinical research, SAS and R programming for clinical trials, Statistical Analysis Plans, survival analysis, and sample size calculations.
Participants will develop the skills to design statistically sound clinical studies, analyze and interpret clinical trial data, create robust statistical analysis plans, perform time-to-event analyses, determine appropriate sample sizes, and support scientifically rigorous and regulatory-compliant clinical research.
Courses Included

Applying R programming and statistical analysis techniques to clinical trial data management, analysis, visualization, and reporting.

Applying SAS programming techniques to clinical trial data management, statistical analysis, reporting, and regulatory-compliant clinical study outputs.

Applying survival analysis methods to clinical trial data, including time-to-event outcomes, censoring, Kaplan–Meier analysis, and hazard models.

Developing robust Statistical Analysis Plans that define clinical trial analyses, statistical methods, endpoints, datasets, and reporting requirements.

Applying fundamental statistical methods to clinical research, including study design, data analysis, hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, and interpretation of clinical trial results.

Applying statistical methods to determine appropriate sample sizes for clinical trials based on study design, power, significance levels, effect sizes, and variability.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Biostatisticians and statistical programmers in clinical research
- Clinical research and clinical data management professionals
- Clinical trial statisticians and statistical analysis professionals
- SAS and R programmers supporting clinical trials
- Regulatory affairs and clinical development professionals involved in statistical reporting
- Researchers and professionals involved in clinical trial design and analysis
Upon completion of this learning path, participants will be able to apply core statistical methods to clinical research, perform clinical trial analyses using SAS and R, develop robust Statistical Analysis Plans, conduct survival and time-to-event analyses, determine appropriate clinical trial sample sizes, and interpret statistical results to support scientifically sound and regulatory-compliant clinical research.








