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Need help planning and analyzing your research studies?

The Biomedical Statistics Research Core at the Larner College of Medicine serves the entire University community, collaborating with researchers to conduct studies focusing on important medical, health, psychological, and social issues. Our goal is to provide comprehensive services across the entire life course of a research study, from design to statistical analysis and reporting results, to ensure studies are scientifically rigorous from conception to final interpretation and dissemination.

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REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a secure data collection and management system available to all researchers at ¶¶Òõ̽̽. Learn more about .

Medical Biostats: Then and Now

Begun in the 1960's as the Biometry Facility, the Biomedical Statistics Research Core evolved during the 1970's as an independent entity from the Departments of Community Medicine and Epidemiology/Environmental Health of the College of Medicine.

Currently, nine individuals work in the unit with offices located in the Given Courtyard.

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Services

We can help researchers conceptualize their studies from the beginning, provide assistance throughout the life cycle of studies, and analyze and interpret data at their conclusion.

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Staff

Our staff has a wealth of experience working with ¶¶Òõ̽̽ researchers across many disciplines.Ìý

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Billing

We receive core funding from the Larner College of Medicine but must charge for our services in order to sustain our work.

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