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Standard price £82.50

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  • One day online course: Thursday 1st October 2026

  • One day online course: Thursday 7th January 2027

Live online revision for GP trainees who want to feel calmer and more confident with statistics, evidence interpretation and AKT data questions

AKT Statistics: Interpretation for Clinical Practice

AKT Statistics: Interpretation for Clinical Practice
Sale Price: £70.00 Original Price: £82.50

About this course

This one-day course focuses on the statistics, evidence interpretation and data presentation skills commonly tested in the AKT.

The teaching is structured, practical and exam-focused, with an emphasis on interpretation rather than complex calculation. The aim is to help trainees understand what AKT statistics questions are really asking, recognise common data formats, and approach evidence-based medicine questions with more confidence.

The course is designed to make statistics feel more clinically relevant, using the kinds of risk, evidence and visual data that GPs need to interpret in day-to-day practice.

What is included

  • Live one-day teaching, delivered either in person or online via Zoom
    (please check individual dates for delivery format)

  • Focused teaching on AKT statistics, evidence interpretation and data handling

  • Coverage of common AKT visuals, including charts, plots, screening data and research summaries

  • A short timed set of AKT-style data interpretation questions

  • A structured walkthrough of answers, reasoning and exam technique

  • Take-home summary resources for consolidation after the course

Course content

Session 1

Understanding data, variation and test interpretation

Normal and skewed data, summary measures, standard deviation, standard error, sensitivity, specificity, predictive values, prevalence and test interpretation.

Session 2

Risk, evidence and effect measures

Absolute and relative risk, baseline risk, NNT and NNH, odds ratios, hazard ratios, confidence intervals, p-values, study design, bias and confounding.

Session 3

Interpreting AKT visuals and data formats

Cates charts, cancer risk charts, prescribing data, standardised rates, line charts, forest plots, funnel plots, heterogeneity and screening bias.

AKT-style interpretation questions

A short timed question set followed by a structured walkthrough of answers, reasoning and exam technique.

Who this course is for

This course is suitable for GP trainees preparing for the AKT, particularly those who want to strengthen their confidence with statistics, evidence interpretation and data-based questions.

It may be especially helpful if you:

  • feel uncertain about graphs, risk, confidence intervals or evidence questions

  • find statistics difficult to revise alone

  • want a clearer approach to interpreting research and visual data

  • prefer focused, live teaching with explanation and walkthrough

  • want to practise applying statistical concepts in an AKT-style format

Important information

This is a live course. Online dates are delivered via Zoom.

In-person and online one-day courses cover the same core content

Places are limited to support interaction and discussion.

What delegates say

“….small group teaching, easy to follow…..”

“…explanations clear and helpful…”

“…clear and easy to digest…”

“…I’m feeling less scared of statistics now…”

“…facilitator clear and interactive, I could ask questions…”

“…liked the small group format, it worked well…”

What TPD’s say

“…trainees find fluency sessions memorable and useful…”

AKT Statistics: Interpretation for Clinical Practice
Sale Price: £70.00 Original Price: £82.50

About this course

This one-day course focuses on the statistics, evidence interpretation and data presentation skills commonly tested in the AKT.

The teaching is structured, practical and exam-focused, with an emphasis on interpretation rather than complex calculation. The aim is to help trainees understand what AKT statistics questions are really asking, recognise common data formats, and approach evidence-based medicine questions with more confidence.

The course is designed to make statistics feel more clinically relevant, using the kinds of risk, evidence and visual data that GPs need to interpret in day-to-day practice.

What is included

  • Live one-day teaching, delivered either in person or online via Zoom
    (please check individual dates for delivery format)

  • Focused teaching on AKT statistics, evidence interpretation and data handling

  • Coverage of common AKT visuals, including charts, plots, screening data and research summaries

  • A short timed set of AKT-style data interpretation questions

  • A structured walkthrough of answers, reasoning and exam technique

  • Take-home summary resources for consolidation after the course

Course content

Session 1

Understanding data, variation and test interpretation

Normal and skewed data, summary measures, standard deviation, standard error, sensitivity, specificity, predictive values, prevalence and test interpretation.

Session 2

Risk, evidence and effect measures

Absolute and relative risk, baseline risk, NNT and NNH, odds ratios, hazard ratios, confidence intervals, p-values, study design, bias and confounding.

Session 3

Interpreting AKT visuals and data formats

Cates charts, cancer risk charts, prescribing data, standardised rates, line charts, forest plots, funnel plots, heterogeneity and screening bias.

AKT-style interpretation questions

A short timed question set followed by a structured walkthrough of answers, reasoning and exam technique.

Who this course is for

This course is suitable for GP trainees preparing for the AKT, particularly those who want to strengthen their confidence with statistics, evidence interpretation and data-based questions.

It may be especially helpful if you:

  • feel uncertain about graphs, risk, confidence intervals or evidence questions

  • find statistics difficult to revise alone

  • want a clearer approach to interpreting research and visual data

  • prefer focused, live teaching with explanation and walkthrough

  • want to practise applying statistical concepts in an AKT-style format

Important information

This is a live course. Online dates are delivered via Zoom.

In-person and online one-day courses cover the same core content

Places are limited to support interaction and discussion.