Content, progress and pedagogy of the
module
Learning objectives
Skills
- Can design and implement a market analysis
- Can plan, collect, analyze, and present data from e.g. a
quantitative study (such as a survey or registerbased study), as
well as a qualitative study
- Can understand and explain the steps in a “good” regression
analysis, including the relationship between purpose and
methodology, inclusion of theory/evidence and put forth
hypotheses, examination of data, use statistical tools in
model specification, risk of bias and a loss of efficiency,
etc.
- Can use the guidelines on a “good method of analysis” for a
given issue, including assessing the possibilities for conducting a
ceteris paribus cause-effect analysis based on a data set with
non-randomized data.
- Can critically assess articles/reports that use regression
analysis/statistical analysis of register-based data or
questionnaire data
- Can use and combine methods in the prerequisite subjects
overall to design and develop a market analysis for a topic
related to the health care system
- Can work with qualitative data and quantitative surveys
simultaneously. Can specifically handle/evaluate how the
company can obtain knowledge on a topic by means of a
non-experimental study.
Competences
- Can design market studies
- Can be part of a medical market access/marketing team in a
company, including constructively assessing and participating
in marketing activities (including critiquing the activities of
competitors)
Exam
Exams
Name of exam | Non-Experimental Research Design and Analysis |
Type of exam | Written exam |
ECTS | 5 |
Assessment | Passed/Not Passed |
Type of grading | Internal examination |
Criteria of assessment | The criteria of assessment are stated in the Examination
Policies and Procedures |
Additional information
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