New Questions? New Research Skills. New Answers.
The virtual Summer Institute is now offering ten workshops, taught by expert Duke Faculty, that will support your research goals. You’ll strengthen your foundational knowledge in population health sciences and learn new research methods to help see questions from new perspectives. This year we’re offering two topical introductory courses in Population Health Sciences and Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) that touch on research methods. The remaining eight offer a variety of research methods in a more specific context.
Are you looking to:
- Get a big picture understanding of population health sciences?
- Understand the development process and apply qualitative methods in PRO measures?
- Develop, evaluate, and implement healthcare delivery interventions?
- Design core mixed method study designs?
- Explain approaches to qualitative inquiry and how to select the best design and method to answer new research questions?
- Apply concepts related to coding and identify themes in qualitative data?
- Determine the role of stakeholders in population health science?
- Conceptualize how to create a stated-preference survey?
Duke University population health researchers will teach these skills and more at this year’s Department of Population Health Sciences Summer Institute.
Why Attend the Summer Institute?
The Summer Institute will introduce you to new research methods that:
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You can apply on the job
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Will expand your areas of expertise
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Can help further your career
Who Should Attend?
Students, trainees, and early- to mid-career researchers and professionals who work in health care and health services research and want to learn new topics in population health and new research methods.
Take Workshops from Anywhere in the World
There is no need to travel. All our full and half-day workshops are virtual so anyone can attend from anywhere.
Schedule - June 2021
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7Monday Introduction to Population Health Sciences 10:00-12:45PM ET Dissemination, Implementation & Improvement Science (1 of 2) 2:00-4:45PM ET |
8Tuesday Dissemination, Implementation & Improvement Science (2 of 2) 10:00-12:45PM Introduction to Patient-Reported Outcome Measures 2:00-4:45PM ET |
9Wednesday It Isn’t Just About Talking to People: Why We Need Solid Qualitative Studies When Developing and Using Patient-Reported Outcome Measures 2:00-4:45PM ET |
10Thursday Implementation and Healthcare Delivery Science 2:00-4:45PM ET |
11Friday Employing Mixed Methods Approaches for Population Health Research 10:00-4:45PM ET |
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14Monday Qualitative Study Design, Implementation, and Dissemination 10:00-4:45PM ET |
15Tuesday Applied Qualitative Thematic Analysis 10:00-4:45PM ET |
16Wednesday |
17Thursday Stakeholder-Engaged Research Approaches 10:00-12:45PM ET |
18Friday From Stories to Evidence: Quantitative Patient-Preference Data for Health and Health Care Decision Making 10:00-12:45PM ET |
“All presenters did an amazing job in being responsive—on the spot—to what the attendees needed. Well done DUKE!”
—2019 Attendee
