thumbnail image
broken image
broken image
broken image

QUANTITATIVE DATA 

FOR DECISION-MAKING

  • Home
  • Team
  • Courses 
    • R Coding and Biostatistics
    • Mathematical Modeling
    • Schedule of Courses
  • Contact
  • …  
    • Home
    • Team
    • Courses 
      • R Coding and Biostatistics
      • Mathematical Modeling
      • Schedule of Courses
    • Contact
    Student Portal
    broken image
    broken image
    broken image

    QUANTITATIVE DATA 

    FOR DECISION-MAKING

    • Home
    • Team
    • Courses 
      • R Coding and Biostatistics
      • Mathematical Modeling
      • Schedule of Courses
    • Contact
    • …  
      • Home
      • Team
      • Courses 
        • R Coding and Biostatistics
        • Mathematical Modeling
        • Schedule of Courses
      • Contact
      Student Portal
      broken image
      • Mathematical Modeling for Public Health Practitioners and Researchers in Liberia

        Mathematical modeling is an approach to representing the dynamics in a population. In public health, we model both population dynamics (such as, social and behavioral processes) and disease dynamics (that is, the epidemiology of the disease).

        1

        Dynamics: Infections and Socio-Demographic Factors

        Learn about population dynamics and how they influence disease spread.

        2

        Basics: Compartmental Models and Assumptions

        Read examples of compartmental models and practice developing your own.

        3

        Extensions: Other Model Structures

        Consider scenarios when the assumptions of compartmental models require extensions. Learn about other modeling approaches.

        4

        Data: Parameterization

        Use data to inform your own modeling exercise. Search for relevant and appropriate information and creatively apply it.

      • broken image

        Our approach to modeling

        We use people-centered approaches to understand public health problems in Liberia and develop research questions of community-level impact.

        Article on Community-Based Participatory Research
        broken image

        Read more about Participatory Modeling research in Liberia

        We develop ideas from the bottom-up.

        ParMAH Lab
      • broken image

        Fee

        $200USD to be paid at registration via

        Mobile Money, Ecobank transfer, or cash.

         

        * Funds from the course fees are used to hire research assistants for doing quantitative research projects!

        broken image

        Schedule

        21 hours of classroom sessions + 21 hours lab session

         

        broken image

        Requirements

        Personal laptop with internet capability required! Successful completion of Beginner R course and interest in mathematics.
      broken image

      About Us

      Our Mission

       

      Work
      Research
      Data-Driven Solutions
      Outreach

      Contact Us

      Ashmun Street

      Monrovia, Liberia

       

      +231770952444

       

      info@q4dlab.org

      ALL RIGHTS RESERVED - Q4D LIBERIA MEDIA © 2020

        Cookie Use
        We use cookies to ensure a smooth browsing experience. By continuing we assume you accept the use of cookies.
        Learn More