Biostatistics Foundations for Public Health
Distributions, estimation, confidence intervals and hypothesis testing — the vocabulary every later guide builds on.
22 in-depth guides across five tracks. Each is a single page with explanations, worked examples and code you can run.
From descriptive statistics to causal inference: a full applied-statistics sequence for health research, each guide with runnable R code.
Distributions, estimation, confidence intervals and hypothesis testing — the vocabulary every later guide builds on.
Choosing between t-tests, chi-square, nonparametric and paired tests, and reading their output correctly.
Model specification, assumptions, diagnostics and interpretation for continuous outcomes.
Binary outcomes, odds ratios, model fit and calibration.
Count outcomes, rates with offsets, overdispersion and excess zeros.
Censoring, Kaplan–Meier curves, log-rank tests and time-to-event thinking.
Proportional hazards versus accelerated failure time models, and when each fits.
Repeated measures, correlation structures, GEE and mixed models over time.
Patients within clinics within regions: random effects and partial pooling.
Randomization, blocking, factorial designs and the analyses that match them.
Trial phases, sample size, randomization, endpoints and analysis populations.
Effect sizes, fixed and random effects, heterogeneity and publication bias.
Potential outcomes, DAGs, confounding and identification strategies.
Estimating propensity scores, matching, balance checks and effect estimation.
A population view of health: disease frequency, study design, bias, and modern causal methods.
Prevalence and incidence, measures of association, bias and confounding, screening and outbreak investigation.
Study types, sampling, and how to turn a question into a workable protocol.
Estimands, weighting, marginal structural models, missing data and quantitative bias analysis.
Static, publication-ready graphics and interactive browser charts in R.
The grammar of graphics end to end: mappings, geoms, scales, facets, themes and export — with 20 rendered charts.
Interactive traces, hover design, linked views, animation and maps — 23 executed figures.
Narrative, code and results in one document that rebuilds itself.
YAML, chunks and chunk options, inline R, parameterized reports, and tables with knitr::kable().
Working with data where it lives: cloud warehouses and spatial analysis.
Architecture, safe lab setup, SQL analytics, window functions, semi-structured JSON, Time Travel and data sharing.
Spatial thinking, data models, coordinate systems, ArcGIS Pro workflows, cartography and responsible spatial practice.
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