
Congratulations to Dr Hatim Alalwani on completing his fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease Feb 2022
Health research involves the systematic collection and analysis of data to improve our understanding of health and illness. There are several types of health research methods, including observational studies, experimental studies, and systematic reviews. It is important for researchers to be familiar with the wide range of research methodologies, their biases and strengths, and have ability to choose the most appropriate methodology to address the research question in a rigorous and unbiased way.
The program will cover the following topics:
This program will focus on quantitative research methods commonly used in health research, such as observational studies, experimental studies, and systematic reviews. Students will learn about the different types of quantitative research designs, their
advantages and limitations, and how to select the most appropriate methodology for their study.
The course will also cover how to develop a good research question, how to critically evaluate existing research studies, data collection and analysis, ethical considerations in health research, and knowledge dissemination. Upon completing the course, students will have a solid understanding of the basics of quantitative research methods and will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to design and conduct their own quantitative research studies. Additionally, students will be able to evaluate the research work of others critically and make evidence-based decisions.
The program will include interactive large group sessions and discussions once a week on Fridays for one hour. Sessions will take place remotely via Zoom.
Dr. Khan is the Director of the Metabolic Bone Disease Fellowship at McMaster University. The Bone Research and Education Centre (BREC) is a centre of excellence and research affiliated with McMaster University, and is a tertiary referral centre providing second opinions for complex referrals from across Canada. This serves as an excellent opportunity for medical trainees, residents, and fellows to develop an in-depth understanding of metabolic bone disease.
For more information on the Metabolic Bone Disease Fellowship program please visit https://healthsci.mcmaster.ca/medicine/division/endocrinology-metabolism/education/metabolic-bone-disease-fellowship
Congratulations to Dr Hatim Alalwani on completing his fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease Feb 2022
Dr. Khulod Almonaei completed her fellowship in metabolic bone disease in June 2022
Dr. Karel Dandurand , Fellow 2020 - 2021
Congratulations to Dr. Khulod Almonaei who completed her fellowship in metabolic bone disease in June 2022
Dr. Dalal Ali, Fellow 2020 - 2021
Dr. Waleed Hashem completed his fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease in 2015 was also awarded the Young Investigator Award by the International Society of Clinical Densitometry (ISCD) for, “Atypical Femoral Fractures histomorphometric features” which was presented at the ISCD Annual Meeting in Illinois in February 2015.
Dr. Yusuf Alalawi alongside Dr Khan after the completion of his fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease in July 2019
Fellowship teaching session Sept 2021
Dr. Karel Dandurand alongside Dr. Khan after the completion of her fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease
Dr. Karel Dandurand received the ASBMR "Young Investigator Award" in October 2021
Dr Dalal Ali celebrating the completion of the first year of her two year fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease
Dr Yasser Hakami completed his fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease in June 2018
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Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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