Have you ever wanted to evaluate a program or project but didn’t know where to start? In an era of accountability it can be overwhelming to know how best to evaluate and demonstrate the value of your work. Do you know if your service is delivering quality care?
Next course delivery : January to April 2026Does your work team or organization need skills upgrading or project support? We are available to consult with you about customized training within the PHDA 06 course.
Course description
This fully online course will provide you with an introduction to—and hands-on experience including the use of a Secure Remote Training Lab — specifying multi-level modeling and longitudinal analysis. You will gain an understanding of different types of approaches including:
This course provides an introduction to methods in spatial epidemiology and outbreak detection. The focus is on application rather than theory: this is not a course in spatial statistics.
Data access has been approved for a research project to develop a technique for monitoring how long patients wait for an endarterectomy using administrative data. This is an important measure, as the effectiveness of the procedure for preventing ischemic stroke significantly reduces over time.
Course description
In this course, students will learn about:
Course description
> Your Data: Do you know its value to the health and well-being of society?
Course description
This course examines the basics of what administrative data are:
The program requires successful completion of the following core requirements:
and proven proficiency in:
Today’s society has a growing interest in maintaining and improving the health of entire populations.
As a result, there is a need for trained professionals who understand the intricacies of population health, have the tools to accurately examine, analyse and evaluate health data, and realise the importance of this work to inform and advance positive health outcomes within societies.
Our certificate program in Population Health Data Analysis meets these needs.
University of British Columbia, 201-2206 East Mall, Vancouver BC V6T 1Z3
Health Data Research Network Canada (HDRN) member
International Population Data Linkage Network (IPDLN) member
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