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Beginners Guide to Population Health
Lesley Curtis, PhD, Prof. & Chair, Hayden Bosworth, PhD, Prof. & Vice-Chair, Education, Asheley Skinner, PhD, Prof. & Dir. Grad. Studies, Population Health Sciences
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Reducing Non-Beneficial Treatments at the End of Life
Nicholas Graves, PhD, Deputy Director, Health Services and Systems Research at Duke-NUS and the SingHealth Duke-NUS Health Services Research Institute
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From Stories to Evidence: Quantitative Patient Preference Date for Health and Healthcare Decision Making
Juan Marcos Gonzalez, PhD, Assistant Professor in Population Health Sciences, Shelby Reed, PhD, Professor in Population Health Sciences, Reed Johnson, PhD, Professor in Population Health Sciences
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Engaged Research Approaches: Collaborating with Patients, Clinicians, and Communities
Jennifer Gierisch, PhD, Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences
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Applied Qualitative Thematic Analysis
Brian Perry, MPH, SR. Research Program Leader
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Qualitative Study Design, Implementation, and Dissemination for Studies in Medicine and Population Health Sciences
Dr. Amy Corneli, Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences
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Employing Mixed Methods Approaches for Population Health Research
Nina Sperber, PhD, Assistant Professor in Population Health Sciences & Hannah Lane, PhD, Medical Instructor in Population Health Sciences
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Healthcare Delivery: New Models for Improving Care
Hayden Bosworth, PhD, Vice Chair and Professor of Population Health Sciences
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Dissemination, Implementation & Improvement Science
Heather King, PhD, Assistant Professor in Population Health Sciences & Leah Zullig, PhD, Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences
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