Dorothy Dunn
Associate Professor / Chairperson
Nursing & Health Sciences / Community
Contact
508-999-8194
ddunn2@umassd.edu
Dion 201C
Teaching
Courses
Epidemiology the fundamental science underlying public health; This course will introduce students to basic epidemiologic methods, and the application of epidemiologic research. The subject matter is applicable to a variety of fields, such as health promotion, medicine and other health professions, communication, education, psychology, environmental health, sociology, and social work. The goal of the course is to enable students to become informed and intelligent consumers of epidemiologic literature and to provide a basis for further studies and careers in public health sciences and other related fields.
Teaching
Online and Continuing Education Courses
Analyze the philosophical underpinnings and development of qualitative research methods. Critically examine qualitative research designs, data collection and methods for analysis and interpretation of findings from a variety of disciplines. Critically examine evaluation criteria and ethical concerns related to qualitative research with human subjects.
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Analyze the philosophical underpinnings and development of qualitative research methods. Critically examine qualitative research designs, data collection and methods for analysis and interpretation of findings from a variety of disciplines. Critically examine evaluation criteria and ethical concerns related to qualitative research with human subjects.
Register for this course.