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Secondary Data Analysis
Once you've found your datasets, consult this introductory guide to get started with your secondary analysis.
Introductory Guide to Secondary Dataset AnalysisAn introductory guide to conducting high-value secondary dataset analysis with links to resources.
Source: Smith, et al., "Conducting high-value secondary dataset analysis: An introductory guide and resources", Journal of General Internal Medicine, 26(8):920-9, August 2011
National Library of Medicine Health Statistics course
Interested in learning more about how to find and use health statistics? The National Library of Medicine provides a free comprehensive online course.
NLM Health Statistics CourseA course divided into two parts (1) About Health Statistics describes sources and how they are created and (2) Finding Health Statistics presents search strategies.
Emphasizes four areas of health statistics: Conditions (diseases), Care, Consequences (of health conditions, such as unemployment), and Correlates (determinants of health).
Source: National Library of Medicine
Getting help with Statistics: Dartmouth Campus
Looking for help with statistical software and analysis on the Dartmouth Campus?