Nursing REPLICA R-ASL LATINA TERRACINA

POPULATION, SAMPLING AND MEASUREMENT Population and sample Types of sampling Data and variables Frequency distributions Contingency tables GRAPHIC REPRESENTATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS Data presentation: graphs Central trend indices Variability measures PROBABILITY AND RANDOM VARIABLES Basic notions of probability calculation Random variables and probability curves Normal and normal standardized distribution Elements of statistical inference Confidence intervals MEANING TESTS General notions on significance tests Parametric and nonparametric tests (tests for both dependent and non-dependent samples employees (paired data) Chi-square test CORRELATION MEASURES The concept of correlation The correlation coefficient for Spearman ranks

There are no particular prerequisites for the easy use of the course topics

For the achievement of maximum profit in relation to the course topics, it is sufficient to study the material provided by the teacher consisting of the presentations used in the lectures, in-depth documents and practical exercises to be carried out independently and representative of the topics discussed.

Traditional frontal teaching at the premises identified by the University unless otherwise communicated by the University The course lasts 24 hours divided into three 4-hour lessons. During the lessons, the presentation of the expected topics is expected, accompanied by frequent interactions with students and practical exercises. The structure of the teaching program is as follows: Lessons 1 - Introduction to Statistics; Lesson 2 - Population, Sampling And Measurement; Lesson 3 - Graphical Representations And Data Analysis; lesson 4 - Probability and Random Variables; Lesson 5 - The Significance Tests; Lesson 6 - Correlation Measurements

The written test will take place in a frontal way and includes open-ended and multiple-answer questions on course topics. Optionally and for special cases, the written test could be supplemented by an interview. The objective of the test is to verify that the student has acquired the basic tools of Descriptive and Inferential Statistics and Probability Calculation with the ability to analyze the problem and choose the right tools for results as close as possible to reality. The weight of the test is one third of the final evaluation of the Nursing exam based on the evidence of effectiveness.

Traditional frontal teaching at the premises identified by the University unless otherwise communicated by the University The course lasts 24 hours divided into three 4-hour lessons. During the lessons, the presentation of the expected topics is expected, accompanied by frequent interactions with students and practical exercises. The structure of the teaching program is as follows: Lessons 1 - Introduction to Statistics; Lesson 2 - Population, Sampling And Measurement; Lesson 3 - Graphical Representations And Data Analysis; lesson 4 - Probability and Random Variables; Lesson 5 - The Significance Tests; Lesson 6 - Correlation Measurements