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Module 20 | Statistics Develop a comprehensive understanding of medical statistics, research methodology, and critical appraisal with this module covering the principles required to interpret, conduct, and evaluate clinical research. These concepts form the foundation of evidence-based orthopaedic practice and are frequently examined in the FRCS Part 1. You’ll begin by exploring the principles of data types, statistical analysis, and hypothesis testing before examining study design, screening tests, survival analysis, and outcome measures. The module then progresses to the practical aspects of conducting research, writing scientific papers, and critically appraising published literature, concluding with an overview of the NJR and its role in improving orthopaedic practice through large-scale outcome data. Topics Covered 1. Data Types & Distribution 2. P-Values, Errors & Power Analysis 3. Statistical Tests 4. Study Design 5. Screening Tests 6. Survival Analysis 7. Outcome Scores 8. How to Conduct a Research Study 9. How to Write a Research Paper 10. Critical Appraisal of a Paper 11. NJR Summary Module Resources Each topic follows the OrthoRevision learning system and includes: - AI Video Explainer – Clear presentation-style introductions to each topic. - AI Podcast Overview – High-yield discussions that reinforce key concepts. - Revision Notes (Q&A Style) – Comprehensive, exam-focused notes in the signature OrthoRevision format. Papers & Exam Practice Consolidate your knowledge with dedicated sections covering: - Landmark Papers & Classifications - High-Yield MCQ Top Tips - 25 SBA MCQ Quiz to test your understanding and identify areas for further revision. By the end of this module, you’ll have a thorough understanding of medical statistics, research methodology, and critical appraisal, providing an essential foundation for the FRCS Part 1 examination and the principles underpinning evidence-based orthopaedic p
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