KIN 632Clinical Epidemiology and Health Measurement
- Units
- 0.50
- Level
- Graduate
- Faculty
- Health
- Subject
- Kinesiology
KIN 632 as listed in the Winter 2026 Graduate Calendar. The main page has the current version, when it runs, and seats.
Clinical Epidemiology and Health Measurement will build on basic research methods to discuss issues in clinical epidemiology. Measurement and intervention research methodology will be a focus. The purpose of this course is to enhance research design and critical appraisal skills while introducing students to clinical epidemiology and health measurement concepts including: purpose of measurement; approaches to the development of health measures; validation and reliability testing; key statistical tests for health measures; intervention development and mapping; and evaluation of interventions from feasibility testing to implementation studies. After completing this course, students should expect to have mastered the ability for determining if a clinical or health measurement has value in practice or research. They will attain critical appraisal skills of various health measures and intervention studies.
Prerequisites
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Antirequisites
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