Population Health: Responsible Data Analysis
FREE
In most areas of health, data is being used to make important decisions. As a health population manager, you will have the opportunity to use data to answer interesting questions. In this course, we will discuss data analysis from a responsible perspective, which will help you to extract useful information from data and enlarge your knowledge about specific aspects of interest of the population. First, you will learn how to obtain, safely gather, clean and explore data. Then, we will discuss that because data are usually obtained from a sample of a limited number of individuals, statistical methods are needed to make claims about the whole population of interest. You will discover how statistical inference, hypothesis testing and regression techniques will help you to make the connection between samples and populations. A final important aspect is interpreting and reporting. How can we transform information into knowledge? How can we separate trustworthy information from noise? In the last part of the course, we will cover the critical assessment of the results, and we will discuss challenges and dangers of data analysis in the era of big data and massive amounts of information. In this course, we will emphasize the concepts and we will …
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Price | Free |
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Duration | 23 hours |
Year | 2019 |
Level | Beginner |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | No |
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Tofail A –
To research and review the data Population Health: Responsible Data Analysis is mostly perfect to me as a humanitarian.
George A –
Had much fun during this course. Hope more programmes like this in future are offered for free.
Ane M L –
An excellent and very practical course to learn about the fundaments of basic statistics and programming in R