Section: Lesson 3: Principles of Pharmacoepidemiology | Epidemiology and Pharmacoepidemiology

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Describe the principles of pharmacoepidemiology, its study types and data sources and their application in research

Select activity 1. Pharmacoepidemiology

1. Pharmacoepidemiology Book

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Select activity 2. Methodological aspects

2. Methodological aspects Book

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Select activity 3. Studies in Pharmacoepidemiology and their classification

3. Studies in Pharmacoepidemiology and their classification Book

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Select activity 4. Types of Experimental Studies

4. Types of Experimental Studies Book

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Select activity 5. Types of Observational Studies

5. Types of Observational Studies Page

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Select activity 5.1. Types of Observational Studies: Cohort Studies

5.1. Types of Observational Studies: Cohort Studies Book

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Select activity 5.2. Types of Observational Studies: Case-control studies

5.2. Types of Observational Studies: Case-control studies Book

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Select activity 5.3. Types of Observational Studies: Ecologic studies

5.3. Types of Observational Studies: Ecologic studies Book

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Select activity 6. Types of Descriptive Studies

6. Types of Descriptive Studies Book

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Select activity 7. How are the results of epidemiological studies interpreted?

7. How are the results of epidemiological studies interpreted? Page

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Select activity 8. Data sources for pharmacoepidemiological research

8. Data sources for pharmacoepidemiological research Book

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Select activity 9. Epidemiology/pharmacoepidemiology an integral part of Pharmacovigilance

9. Epidemiology/pharmacoepidemiology an integral part of Pharmacovigilance Page

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Select activity 10. Guidelines for good pharmacoepidemiology practice

10. Guidelines for good pharmacoepidemiology practice Page

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