Special Topics in Oral Health Research
Natural language processing (NLP) for analysing textual healthcare data.
Courses taught at the University of Alberta, alongside workshops delivered at Canadian and international universities.
Natural language processing (NLP) for analysing textual healthcare data.
Machine learning, NLP, and clinical chart mining for dental analytics.
Quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research.
Assessment of knowledge, skills, and competencies in health sciences.
Statistical analysis of educational data using SPSS.
Research methods and multivariate statistics for medical trainees.
Two lectures on research methods and critical analysis in oral health.
University of Alberta
Workshop co-chair and principal instructor for the first two days, covering NLP and transformer-based models in dentistry.
Queen’s University
One-day workshop on factor-analysis methods and software for graduate students in education.
Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz
One-day workshop on the Rasch model using Winsteps for graduate students in TEFL.