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Reaching the Vision

The department is transforming health care delivery through methodological innovation and is a recognized translational research resource.
Accomplished Faculty

Primary faculty are principal investigators on 75 active extramural grants and contracts amounting to a total funding of over $63 million.
Next Generation

Population and Quantitative Health Sciences is training a next generation of scientists to fulfill the PQHS vision in their masters and doctoral programs.

PQHS GRATITUDE BOARD - Reasons why we are grateful to work in PQHS

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"I find my work in PQHS meaningful because our Department as a whole works to have a positive impact on population health. From a single cell, to a community intervention, to policy implementation, we all have an end goal of truly impacting population health."
“I find my work for PQHS meaningful because I can see it making a difference.”
"The honor of working with colleagues who are intellectually stimulating and have a strong focus on social justice."
"The privilege of holding a position for which professional development is an integral part."
"I am grateful and so appreciative of the warmth and sense of humor that our PQHS colleagues express in our daily communications."

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Wednesday, December 18, 2024

Research Methods Meeting: Why does it matter and what does it mean to validate a model?

Hosted By: Arlene Ash, PhD, Professor of Biostatistics, UMass Chan and Randall Ellis, PhD, Professor of Economics at Boston University

Location: Zoom (click calendar below for the link)

Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

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