Research in respiratory medicine – strategies for success

Target audience

This course follows a multidisciplinary approach. Among the groups benefiting from a translational approach to research are respiratory physicians, clinical researchers, nurses, thoracic surgeons, research fellows, pulmonologists, basic scientists, and trainees.

Educational aims

To manage basic statistics for diagnostic, observational and interventional studies as well as systematic reviews and meta-analysis.
How to develop a complete protocol of research, write a successful grant and deal with the submission of manuscripts.
How to develop a good research question and plan the correct study.
How to get research funding, both public and private, in Europe.

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Research in respiratory medicine - strategies for success: preparation materials
The ERS perspective on respiratory medicine research F. Blasi (Milan, Italy)
Clinical and translational research: an overview J. Ramirez (Louisville, United States of America)
Developing your research question S. Aliberti (Monza, Italy)
The study design P. Peyrani (Louisville, United States of America)
Statistics in respiratory research: from data to application A. Bignamini (Milan, Italy)
The “Omics” revolution O. Eickelberg (Munich, Germany)
From target to preclinical evidence: the “Pneumonia and ARDS” experience M. Witzenrath (Berlin, Germany)
From target to preclinical evidence : the “Lung fibrosis” experience O. Eickelberg (Munich, Germany)
Quality standards for preclinical studies M. Witzenrath (Berlin, Germany)
Overview on diagnostic studies P. Peyrani (Louisville, United States of America)
Statistical methods applied to diagnostic studies A. Bignamini (Milan, Italy)
Overview on observational studies J. Ramirez (Louisville, United States of America)
Statistical methods applied to observational studies A. Bignamini (Milan, Italy)
Overview on interventional studies P. Calverley (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
Statistical methods applied to interventional studies A. Bignamini (Milan, Italy)
Analysing the data J. Ramirez (Louisville, United States of America)
Data collection, data management and quality control P. Peyrani (Louisville, United States of America)
Systematic reviews and meta analysis A. Bignamini (Milan, Italy)
Ethical considerations and regulatory documents J.B. Soriano (Palma de Mallorca, Spain)
How to write a successful grant proposal? P. Calverley (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
How to write an article J. Ramirez (Louisville, United States of America)
How to put a budget together? S. Wagers (Maasmechelen, Belgium)
How to get my research funded in Europe? S. Wagers (Maasmechelen, Belgium)
Clinical & translational research: putting it all together J. Ramirez (Louisville, United States of America)
Building an academic career in respiratory medicine in the EU F. Blasi (Milan, Italy)