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Simple Regression Analysis in Public Health

Johns Hopkins University

Explore the application of simple regression methods in public health with a comprehensive focus on biostatistics. This course provides in-depth coverage of topics such as logistic regression, confidence intervals, p-values, Cox regression, confounding, adjustment, and effect modification.

Through practical examples and real data analysis, you'll gain proficiency in recognizing confounding in statistical analysis, performing estimate adjustments, and understanding the relationship between outcomes and predictors. The course emphasizes the interpretation and application of simple regression methods, empowering learners to make informed decisions based on statistical reasoning and evidence.

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Simple Regression Analysis in Public Health
Course Modules

This course covers simple regression methods, logistic regression, Cox proportional hazards regression, and the concepts of confounding, adjustment, and effect modification. Gain practical skills and understanding through real data analysis.

Simple Regression Methods

Module 1 introduces simple regression methods, providing an overview and practical examples on interpreting data and estimating the regression equation. You'll delve into measuring the strength of a linear association and gain proficiency through practice quizzes and real data analysis.

Simple Logistic Regression

Module 2 focuses on simple logistic regression, covering the application with binary/categorical predictors, estimating risk, and practical examples. Through this module, you'll gain insights into accounting for uncertainty in the estimates and interpreting logistic regression results.

Simple Cox Proportional Hazards Regression

Module 3 delves into simple Cox proportional hazards regression, emphasizing the estimation of survival curves from Cox regression results. Practical examples and quizzes enhance understanding, enabling learners to apply these methods to real-world data.

Confounding, Adjustment, and Effect Modification

Module 4 explores the concepts of confounding, adjustment, and effect modification, providing formal definitions, examples, and practical applications. Gain proficiency in recognizing and assessing confounding, adjustment, and effect modification through real-life examples and quizzes.

Course Project

Module 5 offers a course project, allowing learners to apply the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the course to real data analysis and interpretation. This practical component enhances understanding and application of simple regression methods in public health.

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