School of Population Health
Our 2009 program offers convenient and flexible education opportunities for a broad audience.
- We are a leading research, teaching and service organisation, committed to the discovery and communication of knowledge that will influence health policies and practices.
- The School has a reputation for a strong evidence-based approach to epidemiology, health services research and health program evaluation.
| Teaching period | Unit / Course | Course co-ordinators |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1: 23-27 November 2009 |
Aboriginal Health Five-day course - available for 6 points credit |
Assistant Professor Marion Kickett |
| Week 1: 26-27 November 2009 |
Data Management and Analysis using PASW Statistics (SPSS) Two-day course - available for 2 points credit |
Professor Judith Finn and Assistant Professor Alexandra Bremner |
| Week 2: 30 November - 4 December 2009 |
Introductory Analysis of Linked Health Data Five-day course - available for 6 points credit |
Professor D'Arcy Holman and Associate Professor David Preen |
| Week 3: 7-11 December 2009 |
Advanced Analysis of Linked Health Data Five-day course - available for 6 points credit |
Professor D'Arcy Holman and Associate Professor David Preen |
| Week 3: 7-11 December 2009 |
Clinical Epidemiology Five-day course - available for 6 points credit |
Professor Judith Finn and Professor Ian Jacobs |
| Week 3: 7-8 December or 10-11 December 2009 |
Consumer and Community Involvement in Research Two-day workshop |
Anne McKenzie and Bec Hanley |
| Week 4: 14-18 December 2009 |
Health Informatics Five-day course - available for 6 points credit |
Assistant Professor Keith Lui |
| Week 4: 14-18 December 2009 |
Fundamentals of Genetic Epidemiology Five-day course - available for 6 points credit |
Professor Lyle Palmer and Dr Pam McCaskie |
School of Population Health
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