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Catalystik/Sector9, I received an answer on this thread, but wanted to get your expert opinion. Someone has suggested putting what I have below in either "Research" OR in "Presentations", but I just wanted to make sure that this was standard practice.
I have done 2 grand rounds presentations. In the first one, I set out to anaylze the use of a drug in a group of patients, more specifically why patients seems to feel much better than the trials would indicate. I analyzed multiple clinical trials (statistical analysis, strenghths/weaknessnes, clinical significance, etc) and have even included some of my own observational data from the chart reviews at the VA. In the second one, I analyzed a landmark trial much in the same way and why there was a controversy surrounding treatment in the elderly population. Can I put this in the "Research" section, or does it have to go in "Presentations"?
I have done 2 grand rounds presentations. In the first one, I set out to anaylze the use of a drug in a group of patients, more specifically why patients seems to feel much better than the trials would indicate. I analyzed multiple clinical trials (statistical analysis, strenghths/weaknessnes, clinical significance, etc) and have even included some of my own observational data from the chart reviews at the VA. In the second one, I analyzed a landmark trial much in the same way and why there was a controversy surrounding treatment in the elderly population. Can I put this in the "Research" section, or does it have to go in "Presentations"?