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PubHlth 691F - Fall 2011
Practical Data Management & Statistical Computing, Section 2
Biostatistics and Epidemiology
UMass Amherst
Instructor: Carol Bigelow

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1. Principles of Data Management

2. Ethical Management of Human Subjects Information

3. MS Excel for Epidemiology


4. MS Access for Database Development


5. Introduction to STATA

6. STATA for Data Description

7. STATA for Graphs

8. STATA for Analysis of One and Two Samples

9. STATA for Normal Theory Regression


10. STATA for Categorical Data Analysis


11. STATA for Logistic Regression

 




Welcome!

Welcome to Practical Data Management and Statistical Computing, Section 2. This course is an introduction to the design, maintenance and use of data management systems for the collection and analysis of research data, especially epidemiologic research data on humans. MS Access, MS Excel and Stata are emphasized. Topics include: database development, Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliance, data manipulation and cleaning, data summarization, and selected topics in statistical analysis programming.

This course is designed for the UMass SPHHS student who has completed PubHlth 540 - Introduction to Biostatistics and PubHlth 640 - Intermediate Biostatistics and who seeks training in data management and the use of STATA.

Students interested in SAS are encouraged to consider Practical Data Management and Statistical Computing, Section 1, taught by Dr. Penny Pekow.


 

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