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New Data Access Request form – applying for data easier than ever

Applications for administrative data for research just became much easier in British Columbia thanks to a collaborative effort  ... more

Few seats still available for summer workshops

There are still a few seats available for these summer workshops in Multilevel and Hierarchical Linear Modeling (July 5-9) and An Introduction to Bayesian Disease Mapping (July 29-30)  ... more

Admin Data 101 workshop now online!

This free workshop explains the basics of what administrative data are, where they come from, how they can be used for research, what the data produced for a research project actually look like and what skills are needed to work with them ... more

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Ying MacNabYing MacNab

Associate Professor, School of Population and Public Health, The University of British Columbia

Dr. MacNab is an Associate Professor in UBC School of Public and Population Health, an Associate Member in UBC Department of Statistics, and a Scientist at the BC Child and Family Research Institute. Since 2004, Dr MacNab is a Canadian Institute for Health Research New Investigator for health service research.

Dr. MacNab's research interests are Bayesian disease mapping, Bayesian paradigm, foundations of statistics, space-time statistics, Bayesian burden of disease methodology, Geometics, Health service and population health geoinformation system, and meta-data management.

See also: http://www.spph.ubc.ca/?p2=/modules/hce/faculties/faculty.jsp&fId=34