AxeUSCE offers advanced National Emergency Database (NEDS) statistical analysis through interactive Zoom-based group sessions or recorded sessions. Moreover, our team of statisticians comprises MD doctors with extensive experience, having authored over 200 research papers and abstracts. We provide specialized STATA-based training on the NED database, specifically tailored for individuals seeking to conduct their own clinical research studies. These courses are particularly beneficial for residency and fellowship applicants. Before enrolling, students must possess their own statistical software. Furthermore, completion of DUA training of HCUP and submission of the certificate are prerequisites for enrollment in this course.

The curriculum of our course comprises the following components:

• Comprehensive understanding of NED data elements
• In-depth examination of NED functionality
• Techniques for generating variables using various methodologies
• Utilization of bootstrapping for variable analysis
• Mastery of Elixhauser/Charlson Index
• Proficiency in univariate, bivariate, and multiple logistic regression
• Analysis of hazards ratios
• Training in constructing and interpreting forest plots
• Application of trend analysis methodologies
• Identification of the most prevalent reasons for ED presentations
• Techniques for merging databases spanning multiple years and accurate training on readmission trends
• Proficiency in propensity match analysis

Follow the official website of the Health Care Cost and Utilization Project for the National Readmission Database Data Elements. https://hcup-us.ahrq.gov/nedsoverview.jsp

Duration: 6 classes in total, Classes are on weekends mostly, self-paced and online sessions available. Zoom Based Live sessions and hospital-based workshops.

For more details contact customer support at info@axeusce.com or Call/ Whatsapp at +1 (347) 878-3898

Note: These courses are intended to increase scholarly activities, and improve the statistical understanding of physicians, medical students, and other healthcare professionals.