Fall 2022 Course Offering: GH 544: Field Trials and Intervention Studies

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Fall 2022 Course Offering: GH 544: Field Trials and Intervention Studies

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Instructor: Dr. Robert Bednarczyk (rbednar [at] emory [dot] edu)

This course will develop understanding of design, conduct, and analysis of field trials and intervention studies. The course will focus on methods relevant to community and facility-based trials in resource poor settings. However, several skills covered in this course will also be applicable to field and clinical trials in developed countries.
 
First AND Second year students welcome!

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