New Virtual Course in Infectious Disease Transmission Models for Decision Makers
Designed to help public health policy makers but available to anyone, this free Coursera class explains how infectious disease transmission models work and can be used to make policy decisions.
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Johns Hopkins Offers New Free Virtual Course on Infectious Disease Transmission Models for Decision Makers
The course is intended for professionals and practitioners who make decisions about public health policies, and aims to make them informed consumers of infectious disease models.
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