This course is intended to build upon the foundational knowledge gained in CHEP 800 (Epidemiology) and CHEP 805 (Biostatistics). Topics include: causation, bias, multivariable modelling, critical appraisal, study design, and “new” techniques in epidemiology (machine learning, predictive modelling and others). Methods of instruction will feature lecture, small group exercises, interactive outbreak case studies/discussion and lab sessions. Focus will be on application of epidemiological skills in order to conduct independent research. Weekly hours: 1.5 Lecture hours and 1.5 Seminar/Discussion hoursPrerequisite(s): CHEP 800 or PUBH 800 and CHEP 805 or PUBH 805.
This course is intended to build upon the foundational knowledge gained in CHEP 800 (Epidemiology) and CHEP 805 (Biostatistics). Topics include: causation, bias, multivariable modelling, critical appraisal, study design, and “new” techniques in epidemiology (machine learning, predictive modelling and others). Methods of instruction will feature lecture, small group exercises, interactive outbreak case studies/discussion and lab sessions. Focus will be on application of epidemiological skills in order to conduct independent research. Weekly hours: 1.5 Lecture hours and 1.5 Seminar/Discussion hoursPrerequisite(s): CHEP 800 or PUBH 800 and CHEP 805 or PUBH 805.
