(via Derek Johnson, National Network of Libraries of Medicine – Greater Midwest Region)
“Back to School: Statistical Methods, Training, and Resource Needs for the Public Health Workforce”
Wednesday, September 6 (1:30 PM CST)
This introductory seminar developed with support from the National Library of Medicine provides a review of trends in statistical methods used in public health, resources for the effective use of data for public health, and implications for training needs in the public health workforce. Developed with graduate students and junior investigators in mind, this seminar explores current statistical methods being used in the field, and provides an overview of resources for public health and health services researchers to use in their work.
After watching this seminar, you will be able to:
- Understand the current landscape of statistical methods used in public health research;
- List key statistics and data analysis resources that may inform your work; and
- Learn about implications for training, including diverse perspectives on expanding the knowledge base.
This webinar is free, but registration is required: http://www.academyhealth.org/events/2017-09/back-school-statistical-methods-training-and-resource-needs-public-health-workforce.