Carleton University · HLTH 5150

Statistics for Health Sciences

Credits : 0.5 creditReference year : 2026-27

Description

Statistical methods commonly used in analyses of health data. This applied course covers topics related to descriptive and graphical methods, tests of hypotheses in both paired and independent samples, linear regression, survival analysis, and logistic regression.

Conditions and arrangements

  • Lecture three hours a week, lab/workshop three hours a week.
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Statistical methods commonly used in analyses of health data. This applied course covers topics related to descriptive and graphical methods, tests of hypotheses in both paired and independent samples, linear regression, survival analysis, and logistic regression.

  • Lecture three hours a week, lab/workshop three hours a week.

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