Event sponsored by:
Population Health Sciences
Duke Global Health Institute (DGHI)
School of Medicine (SOM)
School of Nursing (SON)
Contact:
Amy BlackburnSpeaker:
Devon Check, PhD, Assistant Professor in Population Health Sciences & Marc Ryser, PhD, Assistant Professor in Population Health Sciences and Department of Mathematics
In this workshop, attendees will be introduced to the ever-evolving field of Population Health Sciences, which draws on multidisciplinary perspectives to understand the determinants of health across populations and designs evidence-informed approaches to improve the health of those populations.
Attendees will see examples of population health research projects and become familiar with key domains of population health research such as:
-Research question formulation
-Strengths and limitations of commonly-used population-based data sources
-Stakeholder engagement throughout the research process
Workshop Outcomes:
By the end of this workshop participants will have acquired a big-picture understanding of the field of population health sciences, and will be well-prepared for more in-depth workshops offered by the PHS virtual Summer Institute.
Recommended Audience: Undergraduate and graduate students, fellows, residents, trainees, program or research staff, and scientists interested in learning more about population health sciences.
Class Size: No Limit
Duke Population Health Sciences Summer Institute