Program Overview

Program Details

Introduction

The SPH Short Course: Getting the Best Out of Computerized Health Data is a comprehensive program designed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively utilize computerized health data.

Course Structure

The course consists of 14 chapters, each focusing on a specific aspect of working with computerized health data. The chapters are:

• Introduction (04:30)
• Step01, Innovate (04:20)
• Step02, Data quality and validation (02:49)
• Step03, Interpret P values correctly (03:25)
• Step04, Transparency (06:48)
• Step05, Replication (05:18)
• Step06, Collaboration (01:15)
• Step07, OK to be wrong (05:18)
• Step08, Change the academic reward system (02:32)
• Step09, Science…not sensation (03:37)
• Step10, Develop expertise (00:17)
• Step11, Keep the public with us (03:21)
• OpenSAFELY (10:54)
• Q&A (32:29)

Video Lecture

The course features a video lecture titled "Getting the Best Out of Computerized Health Data" by Liam Smeeth from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, recorded on July 16, 2021, with a duration of 1:26:54.

Details

• Year/Term: 2021
• Date: July 16th, 2021
• Faculty/Graduate School: Graduate School of Medicine
• Language: English
• Instructor name: Liam Smeeth (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)

Related Courses

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• KUSPH Special Short Course “Participatory Action Research”: Implementation Strategies of PAR by Alicia Renedo (Graduate School of Medicine, 2019)
• SPH Short Course: Responsiveness of Low- and Middle-Income Country Health Systems by Sumit Kane (Graduate School of Medicine, 2021)
• 2018 Kyoto Global Conference for Rising Public Health Researchers (Graduate School of Medicine, 2018)