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What you'll learn

Compare and contrast the strengths and limitations of traditional survey methods and emerging survey methods across contexts

Discuss the role, attributes, and challenges of health information systems in understanding population health patterns and for decision-making

Describe components, development, and management of population-based paper and digital registries

Use gender transformative approaches through appropriate integration of gender measures in population-based surveys

Skills you'll gain

Electronic Medical Record

Data Quality

Research Methodologies

Community Health

Survey Creation

Health Policy

Health Information Management

Chronic Diseases

Public Health

Health Equity

Health Disparities

Public Health and Disease Prevention

Surveys

Diversity Awareness

Health Informatics

Data Collection

Epidemiology

Health Care

There are 4 modules in this course

The course is the result of a collaboration among multiple partners, including Vital Strategies, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Rwanda Ministry of Health, United Nations, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, and the World Health Organization. This course was funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies, with co-funding from the Australian government and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Emerging Techniques For Population-Level Data Collection

Health Service Data: Opportunities and Challenges

Population-based Health Registries