Join Monika Wahi for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know, part of Healthcare Analytics: Regression in R.
- [Instructor] Here is what you should know before taking this course. First, it's essential that you complete the first course in the series which is Descriptive Health Analytics in R. That's because this course will use the analytic data set developed in that previous course for demonstration. But in addition, you should have already had at least one course in basic statistics and that course should have at least touched on regression analysis. Also you should have a background in health, health care or public health.
However you don't need a heavy background in statistical programming. This is not so much a course on R perse, but a course that shows you how to use the forward stepwise modeling process to develop models that address hypothesis posed in health care and public health. We use R to make our deliverable, a completed regression analysis on the health care topic.
Author
Monika Wahi
Released
1/19/2017- Dealing with scientific plausibility
- Selecting a hypothesis
- Interpreting diagnostic plots
- Working with indexes and model metadata
- Working with quartiles and ranking
- Making a working model
- Improving model fit
- Performing linear regression modeling
- Performing logistic regression modeling
- Performing forward stepwise regression
- Estimating parameters
- Interpreting an odds ratio
- Adding odds ratios to models
- Comparing nested models
- Presenting and interpreting the final model
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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Introduction
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Introduction to the course1m 40s
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1. Designing Your Research
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Scientific method review5m 13s
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2. Preparing for Linear Regression
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Indexes7m 20s
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Quartiles3m 41s
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Ranking4m 45s
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Regression review3m 53s
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Preparing to report results2m 39s
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3. Beginning Linear Regression Modeling
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Overview of modeling process4m 58s
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Linear regression output5m 29s
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Models 1 and 23m 21s
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Model metadata4m 20s
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4. Final Linear Regression Modeling
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Beginning Model 35m 7s
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Making a working Model 35m 23s
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Finalizing Model 33m 33s
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Looking at the final model5m 58s
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Fishing and interaction5m 5s
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Defending the final model4m 27s
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Presenting the final model6m 27s
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5. Preparing for Logistic Regression
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Odds ratio interpretation6m 26s
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Basic logistic code3m 53s
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6. Developing the Logistic Regression Model
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Running Model 15m 24s
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Adding odds ratios to models5m 35s
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Model metadata6m 36s
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Forward stepwise: Round 25m 53s
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Models 1 and 2 presentation6m 30s
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Model 3 presentation4m 14s
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Conclusion
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Review of metadata4m 41s
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Review of the process3m 21s
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Next steps2m 19s
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