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BNS 224: Biostatistics & Demography

A course on the principles of collecting, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting health data, alongside the study of human population dynamics.

Course Content

Explore the detailed topics covered in Biostatistics and Demography.

Introduction to Biostatistics

Principles of StatisticsNotes coming soon Study Designs in Health ResearchNotes coming soon Sampling Methods & Sample SizeNotes coming soon Data Collection & CleaningNotes coming soon Measures of Central Tendency & VariationNotes coming soon Probability TheoryNotes coming soon Data PresentationNotes coming soon

Inferential Statistics

Statistical Inference & HypothesesNotes coming soon Significance & Confidence IntervalsNotes coming soon Chi-Square TestNotes coming soon Comparison of Means (t-tests)Notes coming soon Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)Notes coming soon Correlation and RegressionNotes coming soon Non-parametric MethodsNotes coming soon

Biostatistics in Health Care and Research

Organizing Information for PolicyNotes coming soon Principles in Healthcare ResearchNotes coming soon Predicting Health Conditions & DisastersNotes coming soon

Principles in Demography

Introduction to DemographyNotes coming soon Sources of Demographic DataNotes coming soon Basic Demographic MeasuresNotes coming soon Population Size & CompositionNotes coming soon Demographic Processes (Fertility, etc.)Notes coming soon Population and DevelopmentNotes coming soon

Key References

A selection of key texts and resources cited in this course unit.

  1. Bland, M. (2000). An introduction to Medical Statistics, Third Edition, Oxford University Press
  2. Dinitz, M. (2004). Medical Statistics Made Easy. Taylor and Francis Group plc.
  3. Campbell, MJ, Machin, D & Walters, SJ (2007) Medical Statistics: Wiley-Interscience;
  4. Yaukey, D, Anderton, DL & Lundquist, JH (2007) Demography: Waveland Press
  5. Katz, DL, Jekel, JF at al (2007) Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Preventive Medicine; Saunders
  6. Gordis, L. (2004) Epidemiology (3rd Ed). Philadelphia: Saunders Company
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