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Public Health Data: A Training for Tier 1 Workforce

Year:  2021  |  Competency/Strategic Skill:  Data Analytics and Assessment |  Priority Topic:  N/A  |  Setting:  Online  |  Format:  On-demand  |  Sponsor:  East Tennesee State University

Overview:

This is a self-paced online module.

The manual is designed to fill the gap by providing a course that can be used to train the region’s entry-level or nonsupervisory workforce on different areas of data for decision making, namely, identifying appropriate sources of data and information, collecting valid data, interpreting and using data to address public health issues. The manual has different modules that are intended to be used for each area; while modules can also be omitted or combined for use as needed.

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