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Online Program

3017.0
Current Techniques in Public Health Data Analysis with Applications

Monday, November 2, 2015: 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Roundtable
This session will provide an opportunity for discussion of current, novel techniques in biostatistics.
Session Objectives: Discuss current biostatistics techniques.
Moderator:
Cassandra Arroyo-Johnson, PhD, MS

Group 1
Table 1
Aggregate data meta-analyses may be preferable to individual participant data meta-analyses for community deliverable interventions   
George A. Kelley, Ph.D and Kristi Kelley, MEd
  
Table 2
Female Work Participation in India: The Heterogeneous Effect of Fertility   
Debasree Das Gupta
Table 3
Correction of Verification Bias by Application of Homogenous Log-linear Models for a Single Binary-scale Diagnostic Tests   
Haresh Rochani, DrPH, MPH , M.B.B.S., Robert Vogel, Professor, Hani Samawi, PhD and JingJing Yin, PhD
Table 4
Bayesian Estimation of Plausible Values for the BSI-18 Factors   
Jichuan Wang, PhD
  
Table 5
Risk Increase of Young Adult Obesity with GIS Mapping of Higher Problematic Areas of Obesity using Student's Residential Zip-Code for Health Program Initiative (Pilot)   
Lauren Dixon, BS, Chau-Kuan Chen, Ed.D, Kimberlee Wyche, MD, MPH and Vanisha Brown, PhD, MPH
              
Table 6
Simple statistics for demonstrating campaign effect: A case study using EDSS data   
Jessica Southwell, MPH, John Wallace, PhD, MSPH, Kasey P. Decosimo, MPH and Matthew C. Simon, MA
Table 7
Measuring public health communication effectiveness with real time data from electronic health records   
Iyue Sung, PhD, Stewart Richardson and Josh Gray
Table 8
Comparing Survival Analysis Models for Assessing the Persistence of Use of Activity Trackers for Increasing Sedentary Adults Physical Activity   
Ralph Turner, Ph.D.
Table 9
Increasing the rigor and reliability in team based qualitative research: Q-Bank and Q-Notes   
Candace Sibley, MSPH, Sheba Dunston, Ed.D, MPH, CHES and Justin Mezetin
Table 10
Adjusting for comorbidities in disease expenditure studies: An application to United States national inpatient data   
Joseph Dieleman, PhD, Ranju Baral, PhD, Maxwell Birger, BS, Anthony Bui, BA, Anne Bulchis, MPH, Hannah Hamavid, BA, Cody Horst, BS, Elizabeth Johnson, BA, Jonathan Joseph, BS, Liya Lomsadze, BS and Christopher Murray, MD, DPhil

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.

Organized by: Applied Public Health Statistics
Endorsed by: Injury Control and Emergency Health Services, Public Health Education and Health Promotion, APHA-Committee on Women's Rights

CE Credits: Medical (CME), Health Education (CHES), Nursing (CNE), Public Health (CPH) , Masters Certified Health Education Specialist (MCHES)

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