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DESCRIPTION:The Tuberculosis Research Methods (TBRM) Course part of the McG
 ill Summer Institutes is enrolling and will take place June 8–12\, 2026. O
 ptions to attend both IN-PERSON (9am–5pm daily) or VIRTUAL (9am–2pm daily)
 . All sessions are recorded and able to be viewed at your leisure if you a
 re not able to attend synchronously.\n\nThis course is designed for those 
 working in or entering the field of tuberculosis research and covers both 
 foundational methods and the latest developments in TB diagnosis\, treatme
 nt\, drug resistance\, and prevention.\n\nMorning sessions focus on key me
 thodologies including operational research\, systematic reviews\, randomiz
 ed trials\, and economic analysis. Afternoon sessions include biostatistic
 s primers\, late-breaker findings from faculty\, and hands-on group work l
 eading to final presentations (group work for IN-PERSON ATTENDEES ONLY).\n
 \nThe ɬÀï·¬ TB Centre will sponsor approximately 10 students who wish to 
 enroll in the TBRM course. Sponsorship will cover payment for Registration
  only. Priority will be given to those attending in person\, as well those
  working in LMIC and/or working with indigenous populations/supporting res
 earch activities in Northern communities. If you would like to be consider
 ed for sponsorship\, please notify the ɬÀï·¬ TB Centre by email at: mcgil
 ltbcentre [at] gmail.com.\n\nPlease direct any questions to Jonathon Campb
 ell (jonathon.campbell [at] mcgill.ca) and feel free to share with your ne
 tworks or colleagues working in TB and global health.\n\nIf you would like
  to be considered for sponsorship\, please notify the ɬÀï·¬ TB Centre by 
 email at: mcgilltbcentre [at] gmail.com.\n\nTo read more and register for 
 the course\, plese click on the bottom link. Discounted rates for virtual 
 attendees\, students\, residents\, young professionals\, and people workin
 g in low- and middle-income settings.\n\nRead more\n
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SUMMARY:The Tuberculosis Research Methods (TBRM) Course
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