International Journal of Public Health Blog
Do you have an interest in applied data analysis? Do you want to learn how to analyze complex exposure-response patterns and learn all about the modern ways of thinking about confounding? Then the Swiss...
The next course announced from the Swiss School of Public Health+ is practical introduction to the free, open-source statistical software R! If you are one of those people who appreciate the flexibility of R ...
Did the title of this post leave you wondering? Was your initial reaction “how can GIS be connected to public health?”. Think again! The physical and social environment that surround us play an important...
We are happy to announce a new course from the Swiss School of Public Health + (SSPH+) entitled “Conducting Qualitative Research in Health: Writing and Getting Published”. This course provides an introduction to writing...
The results of a new study show that the smoking ban in public places, which was implemented in Switzerland in May 2010, improves the health of the service personnel. The study, known as COSIBAR...
R is a free open-source statistical software, used by many researchers. The Swiss School of Public Health+ (SSPH+) is happy to offer a course on the use of R. The course will be...
