Simple and Complex Graphs
Graph and diagram reading principles, selecting appropriate diagrams for various kinds of data, typical mistakes in data visualization, interpreting simple and complex graphs and their components, and tools and software for making complex graphs and diagrams.
Interpreting and creating complex graphs and diagrams
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Training Schedule
The program is specifically designed for
medical affairs professionals.
Module C. 4 hours.
08:50 – 09:00
08:50 – 09:00
Introduction
Program overview
Gathering participant expectations
Assessing initial knowledge level
09:00 – 10:00
09:00 – 10:00
Visualization of biomedical data: theory, complex graphs, and diagrams
  • Principles of interpreting graphs and diagrams at a glance
  • Selecting appropriate diagram types for visualizing different data
  • Common mistakes in data visualization
10:00 – 10:30
10:00 – 10:30
Coffee Break
10:30 – 11:30
10:30 – 11:30
Interpretation of simple and complex graphs and their components
  • Box plots, forest plots, confidence intervals, histograms, rankings, waterfall charts, Kaplan-Meier curves, Sankey diagrams, bubble charts, scatter plots, and Mekko charts
  • Principles of their construction
  • Tools and software for creating complex graphs and diagrams
11:30 – 12:30
11:30 – 12:30
Practical session
  • Hands-on work constructing simple and complex graphs
  • Creating a forest plot and designing custom templates
12:30 - 13:00
12:30 - 13:00
Wrap-Up
Summary of the day
Feedback and Q&A
Homework assignment
Complete Training Program
MODULE D
Types of scientific journals, their ratings. Where to find, how to interpret. What kind of information we can get from the ratings. Principles of choosing a journal for publication.
Practical work
Exercise “spoiled abstracts,” step-by-step article reviews
MODULE C BBY
Principles of interpreting graphs and diagrams at a glance.
Practical work
Hands-on work constructing simple and complex graphs
Practical work
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Visualization of biomedical information as text. Simplifying complex slides. Principles of slide layout.
Independent work on the construction of simple and complex graphs
What a medical adviser needs to know from statistics in order to be fluent in scientific and medical information.
Practical work
Statistics for medical advisors
MODULE A
MODULE G
Why do we need reference management? The basics of reference management. An overview of the most popular software for working with references.
Searching for scientific-medical information. Reference manage article by checklist
Place of RWD in EBM, data sources for real-world clinical practice studies, and observational studies. Interpretation of study results. RWD planning and execution approach.
Independent work
Writing and editing an article abstract
MODULE F
How to create effective argument structures, follow established writing standards for medical publications, critically assess and improve their writing through review processes.
Practical work
Practical work
Creation story tailing presentation
MODULE I
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MODULE E
Practical work
Performing calculations and interpreting results of observational studies
What is effective scientific and medical communication? Storytelling principles in articles and presentations, speech objectives, adaptation materials for the audience, online and offline formats.
MODULE H
Overview of AI’s evolving role in enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and insights within Medical Affairs
Setting the foundation for understanding AI applications across key processes.
Practical work
Exploring AI-driven tools for conducting precise and efficient searches