PUBH 701 - Biostatistics for Public Health

3 cr

Description Biostatistics in public health relates statistical information to real health issues affecting human populations. This course covers the design, analysis and interpretation of interventions as they relate to the development process of public health policy and priorities. Topics include graphical and numerical methods of describing data sets, an introduction to probability distributions, estimation, hypothesis testing; analysis of variance; analysis of covariance; repeated measures anova; correlation and regression analysis; multiple regression, logistic regression; meta-analysis; analysis of categorical data; non-parametric analysis. Discuss and interpret statistical procedures described in published articles.

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