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The Health Agency Training Program: Continuing Education Courses In Biostatistics And Epidemiology

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    Public Health Rep
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    The authors describe the development and evaluation of a continuing education program in biostatistics and epidemiology. Short courses were presented to public health and mental health professionals using teaching strategies that included lecture, discussion, practice-oriented examples, and interactive problem-solving. A total of 1723 health professionals attended one or more of the 120 courses presented from 1992 to 1996 in seven US states. Most course participants were female: the highest education level for 40% was a bachelor's degree, while 42% had advanced degrees. Approximately 66% of participants signed up for continuing education credits. The program represents a successful partnership between an academic institution and health agencies in a seven-state region.
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    Public Health Rep. 115(4):370-377
  • Pubmed ID:
    11059432
  • Pubmed Central ID:
    PMCnull
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  • Volume:
    115
  • Issue:
    4
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    urn:sha256:22dce596c7733f3efbeebb266d9754934b3ba513c914affa5adc0d775d618cf0
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