Are you curious about what R is and why it's becoming increasingly popular? Are you interested in learning how R is being used in public health?
The University of Kentucky College of Public Health (CPH), in collaboration with the Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH), Kentucky Public Health Association (KPHA), and the Kentucky Health Department Association (KHDA), are hosting a series of R-Training modules which is one of the most widely used and versatile free software data analysis packages for public health professionals.
On March 22nd, join us virtually for the first training session "R you Ready for R?" webinar with trainer Dr. Amanda Ellis, Vice Chair for the Department of Biostatistics, Director of Graduate Studies of the Master of Science in Biostatistics (MSBST) program at CPH.
Our speakers will provide a comprehensive introduction to R programming, including its features, benefits, and applications in public health. Whether you have no prior experience with R or just want to learn more about it, this webinar is perfect for anyone who wants to explore the world of R programming.
What is R?
R is an advanced language that performs various complex statistical computations and calculations. It is widely used by data scientists and leaders in multiple fields, including public health. R interprets the data in a graphical form, making it easy to interpret and understand.
In public health, we must continue to follow, analyze and interpret the data. In addition, it’s important to visualize the data in a digestible and understandable manner. This introductory R webinar will help you do just that.
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