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John Hughes' Research Seminars:

Clink the links below to view research seminars from John Hughes, MD, Professor Emeritus, Department of Psychiatry/VCBH.  Hughes_large headshot

 

1. Criteria to estimate causality from non-randomized studies

2. Choosing an area of research

3. Writing tips

4. Writing review articles

5. Working with the media

6. Topics for graduate students on becoming a tobacco researcher

7. Time management and setting priorities

8. Survey method hints

9. Questions to ask when reviewing empirical studies

10. Major methodological issues in interpreting reviews and guidelines

11. Reviewing grants

12. Questions to ask before attacking scientific issue

13. Presentation tips

14. Outline for writing clinical studies in smoking

15. Obtaining funding from industry or non-profits

16. New graduate student information

17. Levels of evidence

18. Job interviews/applying for academic positions

19. Interpreting data results

20. How to keep up with the clinical literature on nicotine/smoking

21. How to be a good scientist (Bertrand Russell's Ten Commandments)

22. Understanding and making graphs and tables

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