This course is divided into 2 main sections:
- Basic tools for working with time-to-event data
- Tools to handle factors that vary over time
with time at the beginning and end of the course to put these tools into the context of asking and answering important public health questions.
This page provides quick links to the readings , lecture materials , and exercises .
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Jan 13 & 18 |
Time in epidemiology: Questions and parameters |
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Jan 20 & 25 |
Estimators of risk in settings with censoring |
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Jan 27 & Feb 1 |
Cox models |
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Feb 3 & 8 |
Comparisons of risk |
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Feb 10 & 15 |
Generalizability and transportability |
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Feb 17 & 22 |
Competing events |
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Feb 24 & Mar 1 |
Designing a time-to-event study |
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Mar 3 |
Exam Review |
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Mar 8 |
Exam |
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Mar 10 |
Exam Postmortem |
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Mar 22 |
Taxonomy of time-varying exposures |
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Mar 24 & 29 |
Informative censoring |
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Mar 29 & 31 |
Per-protocol analyses using IPW |
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Apr 7 & 12 |
Target trials |
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Apr 14 |
Wellness day |
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Apr 19 & 21 |
Presentations on target trials |
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Apr 26 |
Wrap up: where do we go from here? |
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