“ A Google Search Is Not Research “

This special Boot Camp session is presented by our guest Joseph F. Clark, Ph.D. from the University of Cincinnati and the author of My Ambulance Education: Life and Death on the Streets of the City. This class will provide a brief introduction to research and research methods. The students will learn how to use scientific and medical search engines such as: medline, the national library, the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation. Some of they key elements of this session are: 

• Importance of Peer Review Research Papers
• Definitions of statistical methods use in research
• To provide a body of knowledge tools so that students will be able to learn how to gauge the appropriateness of research methods in EMS
• Live discussions concerning research in the EMS setting.

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Download the printable Certificate of Completion along with session handout/outline that you can present to your medical director for CE credit. 

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