Development of a prognostic prediction model to estimate the risk of multiple chronic diseases
This webinar is part of the Power of Population Data Science Series
Methodological complexity may be a barrier to developing tools for multimorbidity risk prediction. Prognostic prediction models estimate patients’ risk of disease incidence, typically for a single disease independent of other chronic diseases incidence.
Does psychiatric genetic counselling affect hospitalizations?
Data access has been granted for a study to investigate whether psychiatric genetic counseling influences recipients’ mental health, specifically whether it impacts the frequency and duration of psychiatric-related hospitalizations.
What is the optimal timing of delivery for pregnant women who are overweight?
Data access has been approved for a study which aims to provide evidence-based recommendations for the optimal obstetric management of overweight and obese women.
Quantile Regression - An Introduction
This webinar is part of the Advanced Methods Webinar Series
Regression is used to examine the relationship between one or more explanatory (independent) variables and an outcome (dependent) variable. Ordinary least squares regression looks at the effect of explanatory variables on the average value of the outcome.
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Could a better understanding of mental health improve care for arthritis?
Data access has been approved for a project to address the understudied issue of mental health in people living with arthritis. The study, funded by The Arthritis Society, is believed to be the first of its kind in Canada.
Early Childhood Development Program of Research
Overview and objectives
The Early Childhood Development Program of Research has three main parts:
Middle Years Development Program of Research
The Middle Childhood Development Program of Research (“MCD Program of Research”) purpose is to develop an understanding of how different environments: families, neighbourhoods, schools, and child development programs and services interact with biological factors as well as policy environments to produce a diverse range of developmental health outcomes for children. The MCD Program of Research primarily involves but is not limited to:
WorkSafeBC Injury, Claims and Firm Level data sets
Data source: WorkSafeBC
Date range
January 1, 1981* onward (unless otherwise noted)
