Скачать или смотреть 63 📊 Most Medical Research Reports Statistics WRONG!? 🤯SCI Journal Statistical Reporting Guidelines🎯

📝 Statistical reporting in medical research is far more than a simple formality.
SCI journals demand strict and highly detailed standards—and failing to follow them almost guarantees rejection, major revisions, or endless resubmissions.

This video breaks down the real rules of statistical reporting with absolute clarity.
🔍 Part 1. Deep Dive into Statistical Reporting Checklists
• Comparison of common journal-required checklists: SQUIRE, STROBE
• Section-by-section statistical reporting rules in Anesthesia & Analgesia
• Summary of the official reporting guideline from the Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia
o Precision, Effect size, Hypothesis testing, p-value rules
o Redundancy & Encapsulation
o Table-building principles for RCTs and observational studies
📉 Part 2. Preventing Poor Statistical Reporting
• Limitations of author guidelines
• The mystery of the “missing error bars”
• Common statistical errors in biomedical research:
o Sample size calculation, Power analysis, Type I/II error
o Handling missing data
o Poorly described statistical methods
o Misinterpreting p-values
o Overuse of the word “trend”
o Confusing correlation with causation
📈 Part 3. Core Principles for Better Reporting
• Moving beyond p-values
• Reporting effect sizes and confidence intervals for clinical meaning
• Essential reporting elements for regression, survival analysis, and variable selection
• How to maintain scientific rigor while improving clarity for readers

With this video, you’ll learn exactly what SCI journals expect from statistical reporting.
Essential guidance for medical researchers, residents, graduate students, and anyone new to biomedical statistics.
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