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Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design (BERD)

 About the Program

The Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design (BERD) program of the CCTSI is a resource that provides biostatistical consultation and collaboration to investigators and trainees across the CCTSI campuses and affiliated hospitals. Administered by the Colorado Biostatistics Consortium (CBC), the BERD also provides training and mentorship in biostatistics and study design.

 Services Offered

  • Biostatistical collaboration/consultation  |  Request a Consultation
  • Study design, including sample size/power calculations
  • Data analysis
  • Manuscript preparation
  • Biostatistics training and education.  Not sure how much Biostatistics/Epidemiology training you need?  Click here for some suggestions. 


There are no charges for initial meetings, small projects, or for support of CCTSI training/pilot grant awardees.  For more information about the Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design program, please visit http://cbc.ucdenver.eduFor questions or additional information about our services, please contact John Neal, 303.724.4370.

 BERD Leadership

John Kittelson, PhD 
   Director

 
 

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Education Seminar Series: Biostatistics for Non-Statisticians

Co-sponsored by the BERD and the Colorado Center for AIDS Research (CFAR).  All Seminars are scheduled for 3:00pm - 4:00pm in Education 1, Room 1300.

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 Education Seminar Series

 

 

NIH Funding Acknowledgment
Important:
Any publications, patents, projects, or other tangible outcomes that benefit from CCTSI resources are required to credit the CCTSI grant by including the
NIH Funding acknowledgment.

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