Classes
Twice weekly problem-based learning (PBL) sessions for both male and female batches - Standby, for academic year 2013-14.
Twice weekly problem-based learning sessions for both male and female batches, for academic year 2013-14.
Twice weekly problem-based learning sessions for both male and female batches, for academic year 2014-15.
Community Medicine - Primary Healthcare in the KSA
This course is planned and developed by a cooperative multi-disciplinary partnership of the College of Medicine faculty and the community-based health services providers. The course is responsive to the evolving social and health systems of Saudi Arabia. It serves medical students by providing community-centered learning experiences.
Evidence Based Medicine (Biostatistics)
Course Description Biostatistics is an introductory course designed for first year medical students. It covers descriptive graphical and numerical measures, probability concepts, hypothesis testing, confidence interval estimation, two- sample t-tests, two-sample nonparametric tests, simple categorical data analysis, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and correlation. Course Objectives The main objectives of this course include promoting self-direct learning, reasoning, and problem-solving abilities utilizing basic biostatistical techniques. At the end of this course students will be able to: -Perform basic biostatistical analysis using a statistical software, (SPSS) -Have better understanding and begin to interpret main results of medical and public health research articles -Participate in medical and public health research