In Data Science for Health Research, learn to organize and visualize health data using statistical analysis in programs like R. Explore how to translate data, interpret statistical models, and predict outcomes to help make data-informed decisions within the public health field.

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Data Science for Health Research Specialization
Wrangle, Visualize and Analyze Health Data. Import, process data and fit basic statistical models to analyze health outcome data, all in the R statistical environment


Instructors: Bhramar Mukherjee
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Skills you'll gain
- Exploratory Data Analysis
- Data Wrangling
- Regression Analysis
- Statistical Modeling
- Statistical Methods
- Classification And Regression Tree (CART)
- Data Visualization Software
- Data Analysis
- Statistical Visualization
- Statistical Analysis
- Statistical Inference
- Probability & Statistics
- Plot (Graphics)
- Scatter Plots
- Data Visualization
- Predictive Analytics
- Tidyverse (R Package)
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Specialization - 3 course series
What you'll learn
Become knowledgeable about and conversant in the R environment
Format and manipulate data within R into suitable formats
Develop an intuition for doing exploratory data analysis
Develop a workflow in R
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What you'll learn
Become knowledgeable about the concept of statistical modeling and the basics of statistical inference
Recognize, fit, and interpret a simple linear regression model
Develop intuition to fit and interpret a multiple regression model
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What you'll learn
Understand how binary outcomes arise and know the difference between prevalence, risk ratios, and odds ratios
Use logistic regression to estimate and interpret the association between one or more predictors and a binary outcome
Understand the principles for using logistic regression to make predictions and assessing the quality of those predictions
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Frequently asked questions
There are three courses in this Specialization. Course 1 is four weeks long, Course 2 and Course 3 are each three weeks long. In total, this specialization has 10 weeks of learning.
There are no formal requirements to take this specialization. It is expected that learners understand data important for public health, have a basic understanding of algebra and probability but they do not need to have any formal statistical training or credentials. Course 1 is primarily directed at those who have no previous experience working with R.
Each course can be completed as a standalone or as part of the three-course specialization. Course 1 is primarily directed at those who have no previous experience working with R. Although it is not required, we encourage you to take all three courses in this specialization.
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