epidemiolog.net - Victor Schoenbach's websites

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Abraham Lilienfeld Award from the American College of Epidemiology, September 19, 2018, in Cincinnati OH. (award presentation and acceptance remarks) Abraham Lilienfeld Award from the American Public Health Association Epidemiology Section, October 31, 2016, in Denver CO. (award presentation and acceptance) Truth to Power: Building Solidarity for Health and Democracy 26th National Health Equity Research Webcast, Friday September 11, 2020, 2:00pm-3:30pm ET (Live, interactive webinar via Zoom) Truth to Power: Exercising Political Voice to Achieve Health Equity 41st annual Minority Health Conference from the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health Minority Student Caucus, with a broadcast of the 22nd annual William T. Small, Jr. Keynote Lecture, February 28, 2020 (info, Minority Health Conference trailer) Structural Racism 25th National Health Equity Research Webcast, Recorded September 13, 2019 (webcast) Information and recordings from recent Annual Minority Health Conferences from the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health Minority Student Caucus (link, Minority Health Conference trailer) Information and recordings from recent National Health Equity Research Webcasts from the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health (link, archival website) Why haven’t compelling epidemiologic data eliminated health disparities? , first part presented in the Social Epidemiology Seminar, UNC Department of Epidemiology, September 20, 2017; second part presented at the American College of Epidemiology Minority Affairs Committee Workshop, September 23, 2017, New Orleans LA Epidemiology, equity, economics, evolution, and enlightenment , presentation in the Social Epidemiology Seminar, UNC Department of Epidemiology, August 24, 2016 Translating Epidemiologic Findings into Action to Eliminate Disparities Research seminar at Oregon State University College of Public Health and Human Sciences, recorded May 24, 2013 (seminar / slides) During fall 2018 UNC decommissioned its AFS web servers, so I decided to transfer my three AFS websites to epidemiolog.net. These websites are: 3/2005 Miscellanea (items waiting to be placed into a suitable location) UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health EPID600 - Introduction to Epidemiology for Public Health, including lecture slides and recordings. 7/2013 Epidemiology: The Basic Science of Public Health, a Coursera course by Karin Yeatts and Lorraine Alexander. (Basic) Introductory video.10/2014 teachepi.org - A website for teaching and learning epidemiology, by Madhukar Pai, MD, PhD, McGill University. Professor Pai has created a rich resource of Powerpoint slides (with excellent diagrams), handouts, calculators, and other materials for an intermediate-level introductory course and courses on meta-analysis, TB, and other topics ActivEPI - a complete online epidemiology course by legendary epidemiology author and teacher David G. Kleinbaum and colleagues. ActivEPI includes ActivEPI web, an interactive website with video and animated narrated instructional expositions, interactive study questions, quizzes, and homework exercises, and also a free electronic text (English and Spanish ActivEpi Espa ol), CD, and other resources. Basic epidemiology 2nd ed., R Bonita, R Beaglehole, T Kjellstr m, WHO, 2006 Epiville, a learning tool developed specifically for Principles of Epidemiology (P6400) at Columbia University Eyal Shahar home page has a link to a draft textbook as well as writings on methodology, commentaries, and other resources including inspirational quotations! Epidemiology at Tuskegee University resources from the College of Veterinary Medicine Nursing Allied Health (infectious disease orientation) North Carolina Epi Teams Training Curriculum has individual and group activities that Epi Teams can use to develop skills in disease surveillance, outbreak investigation, and communication (from the UNC Center for Public Health Preparedness of the North Carolina Institute for Public Health) 4/2012 OpenIntro has learning and teaching materials on Statistics, Algebra, Calculus, Physics, and Medicine 11/2010 Understanding Algebra by James Brennan, Boise State University 11/2010 All Elementary Mathematics The Mathematical Web High School 9/2004 M.I.T. OpenCourseWare - 2000 courses available as of Nov 2010 7/15 Social Justice and Equality materials for my new seminar course plus a "library of resources" with links to articles and multimedia recordings on underlying determinants of public health, social justice, and human behavior. 7/09 HealthMap uses online informal sources for disease outbreak monitoring and real-time surveillance of emerging public health threats. 7/09 EPI 418 Rapid Epidemiological Surveys in Developing Countries is a course created by Professor Emeritus Ralph R. Frerichs at UCLA that covers the need for rapid surveys, sampling theories, rapid two-stage cluster surveys, fieldwork, data analysis, and reporting. OpenEpi: Open Source Statistics for Public Health has on-line and downloadable free statistical calculators for epidemiology, with documentation, plus a huge number of links to free statistics/epidemiology-related software. (The site was updated in 2009.) 2/2012 Frank Harrell's SAS macros: SAS macros and data step programs useful in survival analysis and logistic regression. Includes several macros for fitting spline functions. NOTE: These macros are unsupported. Author: Frank E Harrell, Jr 11/2008 AuthorAID provides researchers in developing countries with a community space for discussion, questions, and advice; best practices in writing and publication, training workshops on scientific writing, networking opportunities, and personal mentoring. 11/2008 HINARI Access to Research Initiative is a WHO initiative to enable developing country researchers to gain access to one of the world's largest collections of biomedical and health literature. 03/2008 Gapminder is a non-profit venture promoting sustainable global development and achievement of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals by increased use and understanding of statistics and other information about social, economic and environmental development at local, national and global levels. Take a look at their global data visualizations. 03/2008 AskSphere (Southeast Public Health Educational Resource for Enhancement) has various public health training resources, including epidemiology.History: To Slay the Devouring Monster Exhibit on the smallpox vaccination experiments and campaign of Benjamin Waterhouse during the early 19th century. Waterhouse s first attempts employed smallpox virus itself. (See short article in Harvard Magazine.) 10/2007 STROBE Statement is a new initiative to improve reporting of observational studies. It represents a major collaboration of epidemiologists, statisticians, and editors. The 22-item STROBE checklist and a comprehensive explanation and elaboration document are being published in 10/2007 as free access articles on in 10/2007 in Annals of Internal Medicine, Epidemiology, and PLoS Medicine among others. 3/2006 Epidemiology Education Movement has information about a grass-roots effort to promote the teaching of epidemiology to middle school and high school students. 3/2005 History of epidemiology site maintained by Alfredo Morabia (includes articles from volumes 46 and 47 of the Journal of Social and Preventive Medicine and other information 2/2005 NetEpi: Network-enabled Epidemiology is a collaborative project to create a suite of free, open source software tools for epidemiology and public health practice 11/2003 Goldberger's War: Stopping Pellagra in the South. NPR's Mike Pesca speaks with Alan Kraut, author of Goldberger s War: The life and work of a public health crusader. (broadcast 10/2/2003) 7/2003 North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness Training Site has an extensive collection of links to free, on-line training resources, including audio tutorials (narrated slide presentations) for selected lectures in EPID160/EPID600, the course that I now teach The Center has a new periodical FOCUS on Field Epidemiology [Enfoque en Epidemiología de Campo] with a hands-on, practical approach to various topics in field epidemiology. (July 2004 issue: Epidemic Curves) New York New Jersey Public Health Training Center has an interactive orientation to public health Population and health: an introduction to epidemiology, by Ian Rockett EpiData freeware program for epidemiologic data entry Studying Populations: computer assisted learning package for basic epidemiological Methods MIT's OpenourseWare Initiative, list of courses Health statistics - tools of the trade, concepts, formulas, and interpretation of the range of commonly published vital statistics and related statistical concepts (from the Pennsylvania State Health Department). Public Health Code of Ethics (9/30/2001) EpiGrad Today - Every epidemiologist needs a place to call her own - very witty! (9/20/2001) Case study of a major program of epidemiologic investigation: Atherosclerosis Research in Communities (includes data collection protocols, manuscript proposal forms, . . .) (9/30/2001) About epidemiology and public health, including resources for young people Association of Schools Programs of Public Health 12th Annual UC Davis Pre-Health Pre-Medical National Conference presentations by Harrison Spencer, President and CEO, Association of Schools Programs of Public Health, and Bruce Alberts, Chancellor's Leadership Chair in Biochemistry and Biophysics for Science and Education at the University of California, San Francisco. October 11, 2014. (conference website) Detectives in the Classroom CDC's EXCITE - EXcellence in Curriculum Integration through Teaching Epidemiology Outbreak at WatersEdge - a Public Health Discovery Game developed by the Midwest Center for Life-Long-Learning in Public Health (MCLPH) at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. Young Epidemiology Scholars (the competition has been discontinued, but resources are still available) CDC Disease Detectives Camp (3:39) 1/2005 Learning Statistics through Activities about a dozen puzzles, demonstrations, and simulations, designed by Engin A. Sungur, to teach basic statistical concepts. My favorite is To switch or not to switch Interactive Statistics Pages over 300 web pages that explain and perform statistical calculations Rice Virtual Lab in Statistics - simulations, demonstrations, case studies, exercises, source code for Java applets ViSta, the Visual Statistics System - freeware (Windows, Mac, Unix) for dynamic, interactive statistical visualizations; site has lecture notes, applets, access to source code VassarStats - statistical calculators, demonstrations, textbook - featured in Science NCHS research: Visualizing health statistics, Pennsylvania State University Several key sites for population, demography, reproductive health, and other health information, literature, and data: Population Reference Bureau, Population Index, Popline, FastStats Math refresher on ratios and proportions, algebraic expressions, exponents, and logarithms some basics from the University of Minnesota Math Forum for help with all kinds of math - don't miss Ask Dr.Math! More resources for math and writing skills My current introductory course, Principles of epidemiology for public health (EPID600) (taught fall 2001 - spring 2013 and online summer 2002 through the present) Spring seminar course (2014-2017), Social justice and equality - in search of John Cassel's epidemiology. Co-taught with Bill Jenkins Evolving history of the UNC Department of Epidemiology, link UNC SPH Minority Health Project, featuring interactive Internet broadcasts, archived presentations and webcasts, reports, links to organizations, and other resources relevant to health disparities, diversity, and health equity. (Legacy website) The Epidemiology of Diversity in Epidemiology. Presented at the American College of Epidemiology Minority Affairs Committee workshop, September 11, 2010[slides] Recorded seminar: Translating epidemiologic findings into action to eliminate disparities. Oregon State University College of Public Health and Human Sciences, May 24, 2013 [slides] More about / by the author

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