We are building a tool that turns the podcast into ready to use teaching materials for health research methods courses. Pick a topic, tell us about your class, and it drafts slides, activities and assessments grounded in the conversations on the show.
Start from any of the topics below. The tool opens with that topic already selected.
Answer a few questions: how many classes, how long each one runs, how you split the time, and how many slides you want. You can add your own slides and figures too.
Get draft slides, activities and assessment ideas, including a data analysis exercise with synthetic data. Everything you make stays private in your own library, sorted by topic.
Every topic page already has the episodes, key learnings and resources you can use in class today. Teaching materials for each topic will be built from these.
How different research traditions understand knowledge, and why it shapes every study.
Turning curiosity and clinical observations into focused, answerable questions.
Searching efficiently and judging which studies deserve your trust.
Systematic reviews, meta analysis and rating the certainty of evidence.
Mapping your assumptions and planning an analysis you can trust.
Describing who is affected, where and when, so resources reach those in need.
Cohorts, case control studies and the power of routinely collected data.
Designing trials that answer the right question for the right people.
Getting closer to cause when a randomized trial is not possible.
How to compare two groups with numbers, and how to tell whether a test or prediction works.
Building and validating models that predict who is at risk.
Understanding experience, meaning and context through qualitative methods.
Doing research that is ethical, inclusive and accountable to communities.
Moving evidence into practice and sharing science with the public.
Finding mentors, building networks and shaping a research career.
Ideas from outside health research, or from very different paradigms, that open new directions for your work.