Building Skills for Meaningful Medical Research.
Explore MD ERA’s research-focused training, evidence synthesis, database analysis, and international collaboration opportunities.
From Research Questions to Meaningful Evidence.
MD ERA focuses on research education, evidence synthesis, epidemiological analysis, healthcare databases, and international research collaboration. The goal is to help researchers build practical skills and conduct impactful medical research.
Basic Research Workshop
Study designs, literature review, research questions, scientific writing, research ethics, referencing, and the complete research process.
Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis
Protocol development, database searching, screening, data extraction, risk-of-bias assessment, statistical analysis, interpretation, and manuscript preparation.
Network Meta-Analysis
Advanced comparative evidence synthesis techniques for evaluating multiple interventions simultaneously.
CDC WONDER Database
Use the CDC WONDER database for epidemiological, mortality, and population-level trend analyses using U.S. public health data.
Global Burden of Disease
Analyze disease burden, mortality, disability, risk factors, and population health trends using international health datasets.
National Inpatient Sample
Conduct clinical and epidemiological research using the National Inpatient Sample, a large publicly available U.S. inpatient healthcare database.
National Readmissions Database
Investigate hospital readmissions, patient outcomes, healthcare utilization, and related clinical and epidemiological questions.
Connect. Collaborate. Grow.
MD ERA creates opportunities for aspiring researchers from Pakistan and worldwide to collaborate with physicians and researchers in the United States on impactful research projects.
By joining MD ERA programs, researchers can expand their research network and build meaningful relationships with U.S. physicians and researchers that support their professional growth.