Course24 lectures39 h 39 min
Public Health 250B - Fall 2013
Jennifer Ahern · University of California, Berkeley
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Lectures
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 1: Introduction
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 2: Causality
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 3: Measures of disease
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 4: Measures of disease I
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 5: Measures of association
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 6: Measures of association I
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 7: Study design overview, cohort studies
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 8: Cohort studies
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 9: Trials
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 10: Case-control
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 11: Case-control I
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 12: Cross-sectional, ecological studies
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 13: Bias - information
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 14: Bias - selection
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 15: Bias - confounding
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 16: Bias - confounding, effect modification
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 18: Effect modification: Break from min 43-55
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 19: Matching
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 20: Screening
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 21: Statistical inference, sample size, power
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 22: Analyzing epidemiologic data
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 23: Analyzing epidemiologic data
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 24: Meta analysis/systematic reviews
- Public Health 250B - Lecture 25: Course wrap-up & LAB exam review
Credits and licence
- Institution
- University of California, Berkeley
- Teacher
- Jennifer Ahern
- Year
- 2013
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Medicine and health
- Source
- Internet Archive
- Licence
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- Attribution
- Copyright UC Regents 2013
- Who can watch
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