Yale School of Epidemiology and Public Health (EPH)

The Yale School of Epidemiology and Public Health (EPH) provides a wealth of educational opportunities for patient-oriented research. Eligible students may audit courses, with application, permission from the course instructor, and tuition (waived for eligible students). Courses range across a vast array of areas pertinent to patient-oriented research, including biostatistics, clinical trial methods, and chronic disease epidemiology.

Examples of courses offered at the School of Epidemiology and Public Health of potential interest to patient-oriented researchers include:

• Categorical Data Analysis (BIS 625b)
• Applied Regression Analysis (BIS 623a)
• Longitudinal Data Analysis (BIS 628b)
• Topics in Statistical Epidemiology (BIS 635b)
• Fundamentals of Clinical Trials (BIS 540a)
• Advanced Topics and Case Studies in Multicenter Clinical Trials (BIS 561b)
• Measurement Issues in Chronic Disease Epidemiology (CDE 523b)
• Advanced Epidemiologic Research Methods (CDE 619a)
• Social and Behavioral Influences on Health (CDE 505a)
• Epidemiology of Some Common Chronic Diseases (CDE 521a)
• Health and Aging (CDE 531a)
• Epidemiology of Cancer (CDE 532b)
• Approaches to Data Management and Analysis of Epidemiologic Data (CDE534b)
• Introduction to Evidence-Based Health Care (CDE 550a)
• Nutrition and Chronic Disease (CDE 562a)
• HIV/AIDS Prevention Research Seminar (CDE 638)
• Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders (CDE 670b)
• Topics in Genetic Epidemiology (BIS 631b)
• Introduction to Pharmacoepidemiology (CDE 518b)
• Cost-Effectiveness Analysis and Decision-Making (HPA 570b)

Contact information—Phone (203) 785-3307

http://info.med.yale.edu/eph