Course42 lectures33 h 22 min
Public Health 250A - Fall 2008
Arthur L. REINGOLD · University of California, Berkeley
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PB HLTH 250A LEC 001 Fa08
Epidemiologic Methods I
Lectures
- Lecture 1
- Lecture 2
- Descriptive Epidemiology II: Mortality Measures and Patterns
- Descriptive Epidemiology III: Measuring Morbidity
- Epidemiology: A Brief History
- Descriptive Epidemiology IV: Morbidity Patterns
- Disease Distributions in Populations
- Social Factors in Health and Disease
- Hypothesis Generation and the Epidemiologic Paradigm
- Ecologic Studies
- Overview of Study Designs and Measures of Effect
- Experimental Studies I: Individual Level Interventions
- Experimental Studies II: Individual Level Interventions
- Experimental Studies III: Group Level Interventions
- Cohort Studies I
- Cohort Studies II
- Cohort Studies III
- Cross Sectional Studies
- Case Control Studies I
- Some Ethical Issues in Epidemiological Research
- Case Control Studies II
- Nested Case-Control, Case-Cohort, and Case-Crossover Studies
- A Case Control Study of Childhood Leukemia
- Summary of Study Designs
- Confounding I
- Confounding II
- Effect Modification
- Interpreting Tests of Statistical Significance I
- Interpreting Tests of Statistical Significance II
- Interpreting Tests of Statistical Significance III
- Selection Bias
- Measurement of Outcomes and Exposures
- Information Bias and Consequences of Error
- Causal Inference I
- Causal Inference II
- Screening I
- Screening II
- Meta Analysis
- Choosing the Best Study Design
- Surveillance
- Outbreak Investigation
- Using Data on Risk and Concluding Remarks
Credits and licence
- Institution
- University of California, Berkeley
- Teacher
- Arthur L. REINGOLD
- Year
- 2008
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Medicine and health
- Source
- Internet Archive
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, as Internet Archive states it. Non-commercial use only, and no changed versions. Internet Archive's terms
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