Biostatistics in Public Health

Coursera has some good courses relating to biostatistics:

Biostatistics in Public Health

Clinical Data Science

https://www.coursera.org/specializations/biostatistics-public-health#enroll

as you are trained in stats already.. would an intro class into biostatistics worth your time and money? methods are pretty much the same.

Yes, as an MPH or DrPH you have to take this course just to understand how to process data. The professor that proctors the course is great If you want to work in healthcare and manage people you need this skill set. [oh you mean] (https://www.coursera.org/specializations/biostatistics-public-health)

Here's a free biostatistics course you can take from John Hopkins.

https://www.coursera.org/specializations/biostatistics-public-health

I am pursuing a biostatistics course. It's all pre-recorded videos. I don't know about the reputation, but it does help me gain the basics.

You may want to check out their courses from Emory University or University of London about research methodology.

Hi. I think this John Hopkins's Biostatistics in Public Health Specialization on Coursera is just what you're looking for. You can focus on the sections of the topics you want to learn, but I recommend completing the whole thing.

I'm really confused. The entire field of biostatistics was created for this. Do you go to graduate school at a university that had a medical school / teaching hospital?

Edit: a primer https://www.coursera.org/specializations/biostatistics-public-health

Ethical training https://about.citiprogram.org/en/course/biomedical-biomed-basic/