Public Health Course of UC Berkeley - Spring 2012

University of California - Berkeley Public Health course 241 Spring 2012 with 40 lectures totalling a duration of 30+ hours!
Statistical Analysis of Categorical Data: Syllabus covered

Biostatistical concepts and modelling relevant to the design and analysis of multi-factor population-based cohort and case-control studies, including matching. Measures of association, causal inference, confounding interaction. Introduction to binary regression, including logistic regression.

A Supercourse in Epidemiology

Epidemiology is the cornerstone of Community Medicine where the disease distribution and its determinants in a specified population-time paradigm are studied to identify the priorities in public health. Having an understanding of various concepts of epidemiology is one thing, and ability to deliver the message across is another thing. This resourceful website helps to bridge this gap.

An interactive textbook for Inferential Statistics

Ever heard of an "Interactive Textbook" ? That too for a subject so perceived by many, to be dry.
Here what the author means by INTERACTIVE is an interactive table of contents... Though the examples given are not of Medical or Bioscience background.

Inferential Statistics:

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YouTube lessons

You tube lessons useful for students of Community Medicine:

Salman Khan's lessons on statistics @ Khan's Academy are really useful for learning some of the foundations of biostatistics with understanding.

UC Berkeley channel has webcasts of Disaster management, Infectious disease epidemiology and Applied epidemiology using R (R is the latest up-to-date open source statistical package gaining popularity by the day)

IGNOU webcasts for PGDMCH course are also useful.

The Hindu : Life & Style / Youth : YouTube lessons:

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