Useful statistical resources for Allied Health Clinicians
Are you looking for some simple free statistical software? Try JAMOVI
Are you wanting information about specific types of statistical tests?
The How2statsbook (and YouTube channel) has wealth of information.
Visit how2stats - YouTube
SPSS for Beginners (426) SPSS for Beginners - Full Course - YouTube
Introduction to NVivo (426) Introduction to Text Analysis with NVivo 11 for Windows - YouTube
Introducing the updated manual for the Ophelia (Optimising Health Literacy and Access)
Ophelia (Optimising Health Literacy and Access) is an approach for developing grounded health interventions through authentic community consultation, meaningful engagement, and collaboration. Ophelia projects seek to improve health outcomes and equity by increasing the availability and accessibility of health information and services in locally appropriate ways.
Please register for the free manual at healthliteracydevelopment.com.
SPHERE launches research magazine
The first issue of In-SPHERE is packed to the brim with articles about exciting research including a study on an innovative treatment program for low back pain, a new medical device which could see improved treatment outcomes for people with chronic constipation and faecal incontinence, and insight into the positive and negatives of Birth in the time of COVID.
In addition to articles on the latest research, three exceptional women are profiled in this edition of In-SPHERE including SPHERE’s Consumer and Community Involvement Lead, Ainslie Cahill AM, the Co-Lead of our Age and Ageing Clinical Academic Group, Associate Professor Genevieve Steiner-Lim and Cancer CAG Research Fellow, Dr Georgina Kennedy.
The magazine can be read online and can also be downloaded as a PDF.
Statistical support for allied health clinicians working on projects with a focus on mental health
Meet Dr Mohammed Mohsin
Dr Mohammed Mohsin currently works as Senior Research Statistician/Principal Scientific Officer with the Mental Health Research Unit, SWSLHD, NSW Health, and Conjoint Associate Professor of Medicine and Health, UNSW. Dr Mohsin has worked over the last 25 years with NSW Health and various health professionals providing statistical advice. Dr Mohsin is available to provide statistical advice to allied health clinicians SWSLHD, who are working on research projects that have a mental health component. You can learn more about Dr Mohsin's research interests here: https://www.unsw.edu.au/staff/mohammed-mohsin.