EPI 514/614 – Epidemiology III
Biography
Will address the amount and types of data needed to establish and defend ideas of causation of community health problems. Will illustrate how data are most effectively translated into health agency policy, public testimony, and/or legislated regulation. Teaching will emphasize the problem-oriented seminar method.
Prerequisites
- EPI 512/612 Epidemiology I
- BSTA 525 Intro to Biostatistics
Slash Listed Courses
Also offered as Epi 614
¹ CEPH Primary Instructional Faculty
² CEPH Non-Primary Instructional Faculty
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