Data Analysis Unit

DATA ANALYSIS UNIT:

The Data Analysis Unit is indispensable for transforming raw research data into meaningful insights. By employing advanced analytical techniques, this unit plays a crucial role in deciphering complex medical information, identifying patterns, and drawing evidence-based conclusions. Its significance lies in facilitating the translation of research findings into actionable outcomes, influencing medical practices, and contributing to advancements in patient care. The unit serves as a linchpin in the research process, ensuring that data collected by faculty and students is rigorously analyzed to extract valuable knowledge for the benefit of both the scientific community and healthcare practitioners.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  1. The data analysis unit facilitates and guides the faculty and students regarding data analysis of their research proposals.
  2. Data analysis and software training workshops are conducted for faculty and students

PROCEDURE:

  1. The researcher will inform the research cell that there is a need to do data analysis.
  2. Data analysis form will be sent to the author of the study by the research cell. He/she will fill out the form and send it back to the research cell along with SPSS data.
  3. The Biostatistician will do the data analysis and will contact the researcher whenever required.
  4. After completion of data analysis, the report will be sent to the researcher.
  5. Data analysis and software training workshops are arranged for faculty and students.

MEMBERS:

In-charge data analysis unit and other members are nominated by the in-charge research and development unit and approved by the principal.

BIOSTATISTICIAN:

Hafiz Fawad Tariq

Institutional Outcomes

  • Medical Expert: Equipped with essential knowledge, clinical skills, and a professional attitude to address medical problems effectively in a local context.
  • Communicator: Communicates effectively with patients, attendants, and other healthcare providers while adhering to professional and local norms.
  • Collaborator: Works alongside other healthcare professionals to provide safe and high-quality patient-centered care.
  • Leader: Demonstrates leadership skills to guide a team of healthcare professionals for cohesive and effective patient-centered care.
  • Health Advocate: Uses expertise to improve patient health while maintaining social accountability.
  • Scholar: Commits to lifelong learning, evidence-based medicine, and research with a positive attitude.
  • Professional: Upholds professionalism and social accountability through ethical and behavioral best practices.

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