Testimonial - PHDA, Wenti Xu
- How did you learn about the program and what motivated you to enroll in the PHDA course(s) you chose?
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I learned about the program when I tried to find a training program in the public health area. Later, one classmate also recommended that I enrol in the program. My motivation to take this program was to improve my analysis skills and use them in my work.
Planting the S.E.E.D.S of Indigenous Population Health Data Linkage
This webinar is part of the Power of Population Data Science Series
The increasing accessibility of data through digitization and linkage has resulted in Indigenous and allied individuals, scholars, practitioners, and data users recognizing a need to advance ways that assert Indigenous sovereignty and governance within data environments.
The ABCs of DARs: Developing your PopData Data Access Request
This FREE webinar-based training series takes place over three sessions.
Tuesday November 2nd | Thursday November 4th | Tuesday November 9th
1:00pm to 3:00pm PST each day
Overview
Population Data BC (PopData) provides access to a diverse range of data sets which may be linked together and used to answer a wide array of research questions. Data available through PopData offer a valuable opportunity to researchers; however, navigating the data access request (DAR) process, especially for the first time, can be a challenging undertaking.
The ABCs of DARs: Developing your PopData Data Access Request
Delivery postponed until fall due to unforeseen circumstances
This FREE webinar-based training series takes place over three sessions from 2:30pm to 4:30pm PST:
Session 1 - Thursday July 22nd | Session 2 - Tuesday July 27th
Session 3 - Thursday July 29th
Tableau for Health Data Analysis and Visualization
This webinar-based training series takes place over four sessions on consecutive Mondays:
Session 1 - Monday November 1 | Session 2 - Monday November 8
Session 3 - Monday November 15 | Session 4 – Monday November 22
This course has been rescheduled from October.
PopData and DI Program partnership expands government data available to academic researchers
Population Data BC and the Government of British Columbia, Ministry of Citizens' Services are delighted to announce the launch of the Data Innovation Program for academic researchers.
Introduction to The Data Innovation Program for Academic Researchers
The Government of British Columbia, Ministry of Citizens' Services, in partnership with Population Data BC, recently launched the Data Innovation Program for academic researchers, allowing access to cross-sector data from multiple provincial ministries and organizations for the first time.
