The M.Sc. in Experimental Surgery; Surgical Outcomes Research program focuses on the science of measuring and improving the outcomes of surgical patients. Coursework addresses research methods, biostatistics, and strategies to measure and improve postoperative outcomes. The thesis component of the program must focus on a topic in the field of surgical outcomes research.
6 credits from the following:
| EPIB 521 | (3) | Regression Analysis for Health Sciences |
| EPIB 629 | (3) | Knowledge Synthesis |
| EXSU 500 | (3) | Artificial Intelligence in Medicine |
| FMED 625 | (3) | Qualitative Health Research |
| PPHS 527 | (3) | Economics for Health Services Research and Policy |
Or other relevant 500-, 600-, or 700-level courses upon approval of the student’s Research Advisory
Committee.
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