Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019
Noon – 1 p.m.
4th Floor Conference Room (461 WROB)
1747 W. Roosevelt Rd.
Conducting a meta-analysis offers many potential benefits to early career researchers, including scholarly recognition, development of content expertise, an opportunity to directly inform practice or policy, and even professional networking. With these considerations in mind, this session will provide a non-technical overview of the steps involved in conducting a meta-analysis.
The session will include brief illustrative applications, highlight practical resources for implementation, and discuss strengths and limitations of meta-analysis as a methodology, all from the perspective of an applied (non-statistician) researcher.
Register to attend at https://go.uic.edu/IHRPevent
The IHRP Research and Professional Development Brownbag Series, usually held on the third Wednesday of the month, is organized and facilitated by Dr. David DuBois, professor of community health sciences and associate director of the Institute.
These sessions are intended primarily for graduate students and post-doctoral researchers in the health and social sciences. However, all are welcome.
