GHP 351
Epidemiology: Unpacking Health with Classic Tools, Ecology and Evolution
Focuses on the distribution and determinants of disease. Diverse methodological approaches for measuring health status, disease occurrence, and the association between risk factors and health outcomes will be presented via classic and contemporary studies of chronic and infectious illness and disease outbreaks. Emphasis on: causal inference, study design and sampling, bias and confounding, the generalizability of research, health policy and research ethics. Prerequisite: an approved basic statistics course. Two 90-minute lectures, one preceptorial.
Prerequisites & course information
an approved basic statistics course. Two 90-minute lectures, one preceptorial.
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- Epidemiology: Unpacking Health with Classic Tools, Ecology and Evolution · Undergraduate catalogue