Randomized vs. Observational Studies: Strengths and Weaknesses - William Weintraub, MD

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Randomized vs. Observational Studies: Strengths and Weaknesses presented by William Weintraub, MD at CRT 2016

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Target Audience

  • Interventional Cardiologists
  • Interventional Fellows
  • Physiology technicians
  • Nurses and other allied healthcare professionals 
  • Imaging Specialists
  • Radiologists

Session Name: Trial Designs, Statistical Considerations and Publications

Track: Atherosclerosis & Research

Learning Objectives

  • The latest updates in Atherosclerosis and the Essentials of Clinical Research

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Randomized vs. Observational Studies: Strengths and Weaknesses - William Weintraub, MD
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