Teaching in Fall 2017:
EPIB 704 Epidemiologic Analysis
Dr. J. Kaufman
Estimation of epidemiologic effect measures and their confidence intervals in a variety of different study designs. Emphasis on analysis of sample data sets using regression models, graphical and tabular presentation of results, causal interpretation of effect estimates, writing reports for scientific publications, and sensitivity analyses for violated assumptions.
Prerequisites: EPIB 603 and EPIB 621 or equivalent
Restriction: Open to Ph.D. students in Epidemiology or Biostatistics programs only
Academic Credits: 4
EPIB 648 Methods in Social Epidemiology
Dr. S. Harper | Dr. J. Kaufman
Methods for conducting studies in social epidemiology and population health will be covered. Topics will include causal inference; measurement and concepts of social exposures; methods for study design and analysis. Techniques for descriptive and etiologic investigations of socioeconomic position, gender, race and ethnicity, geography, and social policies will be discussed.
Prerequisites: EPIB 603 and EPIB 621, or permission of the instructors.
Academic Credit: 3
Dr. J. Kaufman
Estimation of epidemiologic effect measures and their confidence intervals in a variety of different study designs. Emphasis on analysis of sample data sets using regression models, graphical and tabular presentation of results, causal interpretation of effect estimates, writing reports for scientific publications, and sensitivity analyses for violated assumptions.
Prerequisites: EPIB 603 and EPIB 621 or equivalent
Restriction: Open to Ph.D. students in Epidemiology or Biostatistics programs only
Academic Credits: 4
EPIB 648 Methods in Social Epidemiology
Dr. S. Harper | Dr. J. Kaufman
Methods for conducting studies in social epidemiology and population health will be covered. Topics will include causal inference; measurement and concepts of social exposures; methods for study design and analysis. Techniques for descriptive and etiologic investigations of socioeconomic position, gender, race and ethnicity, geography, and social policies will be discussed.
Prerequisites: EPIB 603 and EPIB 621, or permission of the instructors.
Academic Credit: 3
Other Recent Teaching:
- "Epidemiología Intermedia" (Summer Course). Escuela de Verano de Salud Pública, Temuco, Chile. January 2017.
- “Herramientas Avanzadas para el Análisis Epidemiológico” (Summer Course). Escuela Internacional De Verano, Santiago de Chile. January 2018.
- Instructor for Multilevel Analysis (MPH 230), École des Hautes Études en Santé Publique, Paris, France, December 2017.