1. What exactly is Clinical Epidemiology Research?
This simple and straight to the point definition was taken from this glossary. 
Epidemiology is the study of the distribution and determinants of health conditions or events among populations and the application of that study to control health problems. Clinical epidemiology uses the information from classical epidemiology to aid decision-making about identified cases of disease.

2. I am interested in conducting clinical research and need some help in planning it out. Would CEU be able to help me?
Yes we would! CEU offers research consultative clinics as well as offer collaborative services to interested researchers. We basically work together with you by providing our expertise on research methods as well our knowledge on protocol development, ethical considerations, grant application right through to the publication of the final report or manuscript.
Just click here to view the list of services that our friendly, helpful and ever efficient group can offer you.

3. I am a clinician, and am very interested in doing research. However, my basics in research methodology are at best rusty. What are my options?

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CEU offers a 3 day Basic Research Methodology and Biostatistics Course every year.

Topics covered are as below:

• Overview of clinical research
• Stating research questions, objectives and hypothesis
• Literature review
• Research design
• Variable & measurements
• Study population & sampling technique
• Sample size calculation
• Statistical analysis plan (dummy tables)
• Proposal writing
• Making a budget and ethics & grant submission
• Registering your research
• Descriptive analysis
• Correlation and liner regression
• Logistic regression
• Inferential statistics

For further information and to view the latest dates and venues please click here.

4. What actually happens in a Research Consultative Clinic?

For information on our Research consultative clinic, please click here

 
5. I am a medical officer / allied health science officer and am very interested to work in clinical research, would I be able to join CRC / CEU?

Of course! CRC always welcomes those who are truly interested in doing research, especially clinical research. Don’t worry if you feel you have no background in clinical research, in house training will be available and all our staffs are encouraged to participate in external workshops/ short courses/ seminars to further their knowledge.
All you have to do is contact our Human Resource Officer at CRC main office.

Ms Roslinda binti Ab. Aziz
Senior HR / Admin Executive
Human Resource Unit,
Clinical Research Centre,
3rd Floor, Dermatology Block,
Hospital Kuala Lumpur,
Jalan Pahang 50586
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Phone: 603-2692 4249 / 603-2691 1486

Or apply directly through our MAIN WEBSITE