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The Health DATA Program is a major public service program of the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research. The goal of the program is to build the capacity of advocates, organizations, and coalitions to use health research data to address public health policy issues important to the communities they serve.
Health DATA programs are made possible through the generous support of these organizations: The California Endowment, The California Wellness Foundation, Community Technology Foundation of California, Kaiser Permanente, and UCLA in LA.
Datos y democracia
Introducción a datos de salud
Capacitar a los capacitadores
This is a free opportunity to LEARN & TEACH others, in Spanish, how to obtain and use health data to benefit YOUR organization and build healthy communities!
Introducción a datos de salud Capacitar a los capacitadores is a train the trainer course scheduled over three consecutive Fridays-May 29, June 5, and June 12-at Alta Med Health Services in Los Angeles.
The deadline to apply is May 22, 2009. Seating is limited, apply early.
More information and application in English.
More information and application in Spanish.
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Learn to Use Health Data Without Leaving Home!
Health DATA is pleased to announce a new online version of the popular AskCHIS Community Workshop, which teaches health planners, advocates, policymakers and others how to access, interpret and apply data from the California Health Interview Survey using the AskCHIS data query system.
The 90-minute training is open to all skill levels - from beginners to those more familiar with data - and requires nothing more than a computer, an Internet connection and a telephone.
The online AskCHIS Community Workshop is the first of a number of online data training workshops planned by Health DATA in coming months.
Learn more or register for an upcoming training.
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The Center's Health DATA Program will conduct free, in-person, hands-on, AskCHIS workshops for researchers and staff of agencies and community-based organizations. Participants will learn how to access data online on several important health topics that impact numerous populations across the state from the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS).
The Fremont and Long Beach workshops are from 9 AM to 3 PM. Parking is provided free of charge. Meals are not provided, however dining options are available near the training site.
Additional workshop information, such as the training site location, is provided after your registration has been processed and approved.
Registration is first come, first served and seating is limited. To
register, please click on the link associated with your preferred site
below:
Fremont on July 15, 2009
Long Beach on July 30, 2009
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AskCHIS Workshop Evaluation
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