Courtney Long Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists 0
Explore our curated playlist of scholarly articles on implementation science, highlighting foundational ideas and research. This collection includes work by Sita Lujintanon and Sheree Schwartz that clarifies key concepts and frameworks guiding how evidence-based practices are adopted and sustained in real-world settings.
Courtney Long Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists 0
Alison El Ayadi and Lauren Houghton’s Mixed Methods Playlist introduces readers to integrated qualitative and quantitative approaches, offering a clear entry point into how mixed methods can deepen understanding in epidemiologic and public health research.
Courtney Long Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists 0
This playlist, “Methods for Policy Evaluation,” brings together key scholarly articles curated by Rita Hamad and Audrey Renson, the authors listed on the source page. It highlights methodological tools and frameworks used to assess policy impacts, offering readers a concise gateway into current approaches in epidemiologic and policy evaluation research.
Suzanne Bevan Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists 0
Incomplete data are common in epidemiological studies, and complete records analysis (CRA)—the default in most software—can lead to inefficiency and bias. The extent and direction of this bias depend on the analysis model and the mechanism of missingness (MCAR, MAR, or MNAR). Principled methods such as multiple imputation, inverse probability weighting, and maximum likelihood can improve accuracy. This playlist, by Rachael Ross (Columbia University) and Kate Tilling (University of Bristol), highlights key papers explaining missing data concepts and analytic approaches to address them.
Alexa Bevan Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists 0
Nima Hejazi and Ashley Naimi present advanced perspectives on causal mediation analysis in this special “B-Sides” playlist. Explore nuanced methods and applications that go beyond the basics, offering deeper insight into mediation techniques for epidemiologic research.
Alexa Bevan Applied Playlists, Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists 0
Authored by Haidong Lu and Jay Kaufman (McGill University), this SERplaylist revisits the evolving concept of selection bias in epidemiology. Building upon the 2017 playlist, it curates key scholarly articles published since then to guide readers through current perspectives and foundational developments in understanding selection bias. This updated compilation offers a structured entry point for both new and experienced researchers interested in methodological progress within the field.
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Kate Lemasters and Lauren Zalla explain the essentials of descriptive epidemiology—how health and disease patterns are measured and interpreted across populations. This playlist offers practical insights for summarizing data and identifying trends in public health research.
Suzanne Bevan Applied Playlists, Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists 0
Explore the concept of the exposome—the totality of environmental exposures influencing health across a lifetime. This playlist features scholarly insights into how these exposures interact with genetics and shape disease risk.
Suzanne Bevan Methodological Playlists, SERplaylists 0
Paul Zivich introduces M-estimation, a flexible approach for estimating causal effects in epidemiologic research. This playlist explains how M-estimators work, their advantages over traditional methods, and their role in improving accuracy and robustness in complex analyses.
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Tara Jenson, Marcia Pescador Jimenez, and Jennifer Weuve shed light on mixed and multilevel modeling in epidemiology. This playlist explains how these advanced methods handle complex data structures, improve accuracy, and enhance interpretation in public health research.