Michael Law

This course will be instructed by Michael Law, an Associate Professor at the Centre for Health Services and Policy Research, School of Population and Public Health (SPPH) at the University of British Columbia. His research on pharmaceutical policy regularly uses both interrupted time series and regression discontinuity designs, and he has taught the topic internationally. Michael received his PhD in Health Policy with a specialization in Statistics and Evaluative Sciences from Harvard University. At UBC, he has completed the Faculty Certificate Program on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning and is a recipient of the Cortland MacKenzie Teaching Prize, awarded for the highest teaching evaluations within SPPH.
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Policy Analysis Using Interrupted Time Series (edX) EdX
The University of British Columbia,UBCx

Policy Analysis Using Interrupted Time Series (edX)

Economics & Finance Social Sciences

Discover the fundamentals of policy evaluation through our in-depth course on Interrupted Time Series Analysis (ITS) and Regression Discontinuity Designs (RD). Gain expertise in analyzing and presenting policy impacts using routine data collection methods. This course is ideal for researchers, analysts, and professionals looking to enhance their skills in evaluating public policies effectively.

Self Paced
Self-Paced
Statistical Modeling Time Series Policy Analysis
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