Imperial College MPH

All academic staff have an Imperial College London publications page, which lists recently published papers. Looking at these pages is a useful way of seeing what areas research academics in the department are currently undertaking. As an example, you can view Professor Majeed's  Imperial College London Publications Page .

Following on from the recent Stata training, Andrew Dalton and Robert De Vries have some advice for those who would like to learn more. Books An Introduction to Stata for Health Researchers, Svend Juul. Pub, Stata Press 2006 This is a useful book; covering from what Stata is/ does, syntax, basic commands etc, it then goes into some basic analysis and frames it in a way relevant to epidemiology. Around 10 of the 18 chapters are focused on introducing Stata making it a very good piece for the beginner. Statistics with Stata (Updated for Version 10), Lawrence C. Hamilton. Pub, Cenage 2009 This book tries to explain how many of the techniques in an introductory statistical text book can be applied in Stata. A Gentle Introduction to Stata, 2nd Edition, Alan A. Alcock. Pub, Stata Press 2008 This book spends more time explaining the elements of Stata prior to any analysis, then briefly some simple statistics. Other resources There are a large number of very useful online resou