Reading Medical Research
Read a paper in 15 minutes, judge whether to believe it, and decide if it changes your practice.
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What You Will Be Able to Do
- Triage a paper quickly: what to read first, what to skip
- Match study designs to the claims they can support
- Translate statistics into plain-language effect sizes
- Spot spin in abstracts and press releases
Inside the Course
The final syllabus may evolve before launch, but this is the shape of it.
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01
The 15-Minute Read
A fixed route through a paper that answers: should I keep reading.
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02
Designs and Claims
PICO, RCTs, cohorts, case-control and what each can and cannot claim.
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03
Bias
Selection, measurement, confounding and the usual suspects in clinical literature.
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04
Statistics in Plain Language
p values, confidence intervals and effect sizes without the fog.
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05
Risk, Stated Honestly
NNT, absolute versus relative risk, and why headlines mislead.
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06
Spotting Spin
Abstract tricks, surrogate endpoints, subgroup fishing and press-release inflation.
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07
Paper to Practice
A checklist for deciding when the evidence should change what you do.
