Statistical Computing

Public health and healthcare delivery is constantly inundated with data from sources, including clinical trials, observational and longitudinal studies, genomics, and more. Having a firm grasp of the statistical computing skill-set can help you analyze this information effectively, and translate the flow of data into meaningful information that can inform decisions to improve the health of populations.

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Creating Maximum Value: Lean Management in Healthcare (WI 23)

Online 20 Hours Begins January 3, 2023 Registration Closed
Taught By
Jonathan R Modest, MBA, MPH, Adjunct Professor, BUSPH | Senior Administrative Director, Department of Urology, MGH

Given the current environment, healthcare organizations are facing the need to change rapidly in order to continue to provide safe, efficient and effective care to patients.

Featured Instructor

“Professor Hicks was excellent in her teaching of SAS. The examples were extremely helpful and it’s great that I have the data sets to practice on at home. The whole event was very organized” - Summer Institute Participant

Jaqueline Hicks, PhD
Clinical Assistant Professor, Biostatistics, BUSPH