— Critical Appraisal of Topics in Population Health
Apply foundational skills to explore critical issues in 21st-century public health, including tobacco control, firearm violence, and obesity. In a series of small-group discussions “interpreting the medical literature,” key concepts from epidemiology and biostatistics are reinforced while students are armed with specific strategies for addressing high-risk behaviors in the context of population health.
Prerequisites & course information
Course Description: Apply foundational skills to explore critical issues in 21st-century public health, including tobacco control, firearm violence, and obesity. In a series of small-group discussions “interpreting the medical literature,” key concepts from epidemiology and biostatistics are reinforced while students are armed with specific strategies for addressing high-risk behaviors in the context of population health. Learning Activities: Discussion 6 hour(s). Grade Mode: Pass/Fail only. Learning Activities: Discussion 6 hour(s). Grade Mode: Pass/Fail only.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027