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Proper Citation: Sample Size Matters (RRID:SCR_017329)
Description: Ten hour course describing sample size calculations, when they can and should be used. Online program for graduate students and research professionals. Participants learn to apply knowledge and skills gained to improve rigor, transparency and reproducibility in their own research.
Resource Type: short course material, training material, narrative resource, data or information resource
Keywords: course, program, graduate, student, researcher, sample, size, calculation, Mayo Clinic
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