More and more, research in MS requires skills in analysing big health care data. To get the best out of your data you need to make sure you are using the latest and greatest tools and techniques in manipulation and analysis.

The UK MS Register team at Swansea University have a unique offer for you - The chance to learn to use one of these tools ('R') on synthetic data from the MS Register clinical and self-reported datasets.

Who should take part in this course?

Health researchers with very little to no experience in the analysis of population health data, and a keen interest in developing the skills necessary to do so.

For example:

• Early Career Researchers with a background in medicine, research or informatics
• Those working in academia, the NHS or Medical research charities
• Those who know SPSS but would like to learn R (something different and free to access)
• Those wishing to learn about the tools and techniques in analysing big health care data.

Cost

The course costs £100 which includes two days of teaching and refreshments/lunch.