This course will focus on the concepts and tools of reproducible research and reporting of modern data analyses. The need for more reproducible tools in health economics and outcomes research is growing rapidly as analyses of real world data become more frequent, involve larger datasets, and employ more complex computations. This course will cover the principles of structuring and organizing a modern data analysis, literate statistical analysis tools, formal version control, software testing and debugging, and developing reproducible reports. Numerous real-world examples and an interactive class exercise will be used to reinforce the concepts and tools introduced.
Participants who wish to gain hands-on experience are required to bring their laptops with R and RStudio installed.
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