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Teaching Epidemiologic Methods
Epidemiology, 2008Advances in causal inference, study designs, and quantitative methods have led to new challenges for structuring a cohesive epidemiology methods course. This is particularly true for courses aimed at students who are training for a research career. Such students are expected to have a strong understanding of epidemiologic inference and modeling.
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Epidemiology and epidemiological methods
Nutrition and Cancer, 1981W. Philip T. James +2 more
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Smoothing methods for epidemiologic analysis
Statistics in Medicine, 1988AbstractThe development of techniques for fitting non‐parametric smooth curves has resulted in less restrictive regression models. We discuss the ideas underlying such smoothing algorithms, develop their application to epidemiologic studies and address specific issues, such as coping with correlated errors. An example illustrates a particular smoothing
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2018
Epidemiology is an academic discipline that determines the distribution of disease onsets and the causes of the development of diseases. However, when causal relations between individual victims’ diseases and exposures are presumed based on prevalence rates among populations, a point of connection between epidemiology and jurisprudence is created ...
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Epidemiology is an academic discipline that determines the distribution of disease onsets and the causes of the development of diseases. However, when causal relations between individual victims’ diseases and exposures are presumed based on prevalence rates among populations, a point of connection between epidemiology and jurisprudence is created ...
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Epidemiologic methods for selective surveillance
American Journal of Infection Control, 1987To allow time for problem-solving and staff education aimed at the prevention of future nosocomial infections, it is necessary for infection control practitioners to decrease the quantity of data-gathering activities and increase the quality of data analysis and action based on the data.
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Electromagnetic field exposure and cancer: a review of epidemiologic evidence
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1996C W Heath
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