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Examining Cancer Equity In Rural and Tribal Communities
CRCAIH, South Dakota Public Health Association, and SLM Consulting, LLC. hosted a panel discussion about cancer equity in rural and tribal communities in South Dakota, North Dakota, and Minnesota. Panelists discussed their current work and ways to improve equity in these communities when it comes to cancer care. This was moderated by Melissa Buffalo and held in Sioux Falls, SD.
Panelists were: David Benson (American Cancer Society - South Dakota), Lora Black (Sanford Research), Chris Johnson (American Indian Cancer Foundation), and Sandra Melstad (SLM Consulting, LLC).
Panelists were: David Benson (American Cancer Society - South Dakota), Lora Black (Sanford Research), Chris Johnson (American Indian Cancer Foundation), and Sandra Melstad (SLM Consulting, LLC).
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7th Annual CRCAIH Summit
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Melissa and Michaela discuss the agenda from the upcoming CRCAIH Summit!
Inside CRCAIH: Bush Fellowship
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Michaela Seiber with the CRCAIH Regulatory Knowledge Core was recently selected as a 2019 Bush Fellow. Twenty-four fellows were chosen from a pool of over 600 applicants. Melissa spoke with Michaela about the process and her future plans.
Inside CRCAIH: Behavioral RCT Symposium
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In this video, Jessica Hanson talks about the upcoming Behavioral Randomized Clinical Trial Symposium coming up on April 29th. It is hosted by the COMMAND Core.
Inside CRCAIH: Dr. Deutsch (Project SYNCH)
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In this video, Dr. Arielle Deutsch of Sanford Research discusses her CoBRE research project. Project SYNCH: SYstems of Native Community Health examines health disparities in South Dakota from a community based systems perspective, in particular, the intersection of intimate partner/family violence, substance use, and alcohol exposed pregnancy. Learn more on her Facebook page /ProjectSYNCH
Planning a Community Research Conference
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Victoria Grey Owl gives an overview of how to plan a community research conference, using examples from the conferences held by CRCAIH tribal partners in the Spring of 2015.
Inside CRCAIH: Jacque Gray
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Melissa talks with Dr. Jacque Gray (UND) about her 2016 CRCAIH Pilot Grant, Wac’in Yeya: Hope Among Lakota Youth.
2018 Pilot Grant Program Seminar Series: Dr. Gray
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"Wac’in Yeya: Hope Among Lakota Youth" presented by: Jacqueline Gray, PhD - University of North Dakota 2016 CRCAIH Pilot Grant Awardee October 3, 2018 | Sioux Falls
2018 Pilot Grant Program Seminar Series: Dr. McCormack and Rae O'Leary
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"We RISE: Raising Income, Supporting Education" presented by: Lacey Arneson McCormack, PhD, MPH, RD - South Dakota State University Rae O’Leary, RN - Missouri Breaks Industries Research Inc. 2016 CRCAIH Pilot Grant awardees September 12, 2018 | Sioux Falls
Inside CRCAIH: Rae O'Leary ~ RED Talks
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Melissa visits with Rae O'Leary (Missouri Breaks) about the video series RED Talks. Description from RED Talks RUclips Channel: Sharing Native wisdom, tribal research, policy and community success stories to shape the future of tribal nations. The data and ideas shared will empower tribes to use their sovereignty to implement programs and policies that work, build research capacity, and create ...
Inside CRCAIH: Lacey McCormack and Rae O'Leary
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Dr. Lacey McCormack and Rae O’Leary's 2016 CRCAIH pilot project, We RISE: Raising Income, Supporting Education, seeks to impact health behaviors by addressing low socioeconomic status of young American Indian mothers through setting goals related to income and education. Lacey is an assistant professor at SDSU with a background in nutrition and health promotion. Rae is a research nurse and publ...
2018 Summit: Recognition and Awards
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Presentation from the 2018 Population Health Research Summit in Sioux Falls, SD on April 17-18. DenYelle Kenyon, PhD, and Melissa Buffalo, MS acknowledge travel scholarship recipients, presenters, and CRCAIH collaborators. Dr. Victoria Grey Owl, who retired from CRCAIH and Sanford Research last fall, was presented with the Community-Engaged Research Award.
2018 Summit: "2016 Pilot Grant Findings"
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Presentation from the 2018 Population Health Research Summit in Sioux Falls, SD on April 17-18. Wac’in Yeya: The Hope Project Jacqueline S. Gray, PhD - University of North Dakota We RISE (Raising Income, Supporting Education) Lacey McCormack, PhD, MPH, RD, LN, EP-C - South Dakota State University Rae O’Leary, RN, RRT, AE-C - Missouri Breaks Industries Research, Inc.
2018 Summit: Opening Remarks - Paul Thompson, PhD & DenYelle Kenyon, PhD
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Opening Remarks from the 2018 Population Health Research Summit in Sioux Falls, SD on April 17-18. Paul Thompson, PhD - Interim CHOPR CoBRE PI, Sanford Research DenYelle Baete Kenyon, PhD - CRCAIH PI, Sanford Research
2018 Summit: "Sharing Our Stories" - CRCAIH Tribal Partner Panel
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Presentation from the 2018 Population Health Research Summit in Sioux Falls, SD on April 17-18. "Sharing Our Stories" Kathryn Blindman - Oglala Sioux Tribe Simone Bordeaux, LPN - Rosebud Sioux Tribe Anita Frederick, MS - Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians / Tribal Nations Research Group Heather Larsen, MEd - Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Moderator: Melissa Buffalo, MS - CRCAIH This session prov...
2018 Summit: "Storytellers of Health" - Abigail Echo-Hawk, MA
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2018 Summit: "Storytellers of Health" - Abigail Echo-Hawk, MA
Holding Space: A Toolkit for Tribal-Academic Partnerships
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Holding Space: A Toolkit for Tribal-Academic Partnerships
COMMAND Core Seminar Series: Melissa Walls, PhD
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COMMAND Core Seminar Series: Melissa Walls, PhD
COMMAND Core: Differential Gene Expression Analysis using R
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COMMAND Core: Differential Gene Expression Analysis using R
Inside CRCAIH: CHOPR Project 2 (Hanson)
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Inside CRCAIH: CHOPR Project 2 (Hanson)
COMMAND Core: Introduction To Shiny from RStudio
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COMMAND Core: Introduction To Shiny from RStudio
Inside CRCAIH: CHOPR Project 3 (Kenyon)
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Inside CRCAIH: CHOPR Project 3 (Kenyon)
Developing a Data Governance Framework for Nation Rebuilding
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Developing a Data Governance Framework for Nation Rebuilding
Introduction to Data Sovereignty and Governance for Nation Rebuilding
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Introduction to Data Sovereignty and Governance for Nation Rebuilding
2017 Pilot Grant Program Seminar Series: Tai Mendenhall, PhD
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2017 Pilot Grant Program Seminar Series: Tai Mendenhall, PhD
Inside CRCAIH: Tai Mendenhall, PhD, 2015 Pilot Grant Awardee
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Inside CRCAIH: Tai Mendenhall, PhD, 2015 Pilot Grant Awardee
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Its a great class. Perfectly leaded. Thanks.
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Nice and helpful ! what does this question means exactly "Discuss the characteristics of qualitative research in terms of epistemology, design,and tools of data collection ?"
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Nice explanation, thanks!
This was very helpful, thank you!
Please add captions for accessibility!
Thank you Susan, this was really well presented and a great overview too!
Hello everyone. I did an animal study with a total of 24 rats in four (4) different groups. I put 6 rats randomly in each group. Do I still need to calculate the sample size? Is it not straight forward that 24/4=6?
What formula used to calculate SD ? Please
Hi there, we are going to perform a retrospective cohort study with the same OUTCOME but we would look like to know how the Increase/expanding of the outcome is affected(or not affected) by different independant variables(risk factors); -Smoking vs non-smoking(Controlgroup), A -diabetes vs no-diabetes(controlgroup) B -Age(different categories) no control group? C etc. e.g we have around 400 patients which were followed-up for the last 10 years and had a yearly screening of the size of the outcome. How many of these had risk factors A,B,C etc?, and which and what was the association of these risk factors on the size of the outcome? this is our study design but we would like to know how to calculate a sample size for this kind of study i have tried to watch every statistic manual but could not find a clue nor did i find the appropriate test to determine the association of A, B, C because some of these Risk factors are mixed <-- we don't want to see the mixed effects on the increase of the outcome.. what kind of statistics test would you advise to analyse these assiciations(If any)... It would be really nice if you could help me out partly or even give suggestions since our research promotor has gone missing from the university prior our deadline :S
what application should i use for sample size determination of Quasi experimetal study pre test post test
Me too, I need the reponse in this question
How to find differential gene expression from FPKM
For differential gene expression analysis, it is recommended to use raw rnaseq count table. Then you can use R packages such as DESeq2 and edgeR to run the analysis. FPKM and RPKM are usually used for data exploration.
@@crcaih-sanford8339 after I download expression set data and import it to R and then I loaded the packages of Limma, EdgeR, and DESeq2, after that kindly guide me on what to do with this expression data set.
I’m going to research on “the correlation between the levels of hs-CRP and mortality in acute ST elevation myocardial infarction” How can i calculate the sample size ? Which buttons in the software are to be chosen?
From our COMMAND core: Unfortunately, without more details on the study and research question it is difficult to give advice on which method you should be using for your sample size calculation. All I can really say is, decide on an analysis method (t-test, ANOVA, etc.), if you are using G-Power then go through the “Test family” and the “Statistical test” to find that method. You will then need to fill in the “Input Parameters” to calculate your sample size. G-Power also has a very helpful manual (www.gpower.hhu.de/fileadmin/redaktion/Fakultaeten/Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche_Fakultaet/Psychologie/AAP/gpower/GPowerManual.pdf) that you could reference. If you are unsure of how to determine an analysis method and/or don’t know how to determine the input parameters, I would suggest getting assistance from a statistician.
For the coffee example, should we use paired t test for sample size calculation?
You would not use a paired t-test. Since the two groups are independent of each other, there are different people in each groups, you could use a Student’s or Welch’s t-test. A paired t-test is used only if your two groups are dependent or the same study participants are in both groups being compared. An example of a situation where you would use a paired t-test is if you measure blood pressure 1 hour before drinking coffee and then measure blood pressure 1 hour after drinking coffee. A paired t-test would be used to compare these two measurements since the same participants are measured in each group, before vs after.
Am I the only one to notice she said "um" 28 times within the first 2 min of the video? Overall good video. It helped me with my psychology assignment.
Plz who can help me sample size calculation for case control study I have confused how to get P1 and P2?
A study that is interested in determining if a particular event occurs more often in one population compared to another (case vs control), needs to estimate P1 and P2. Estimating P1 and P2 is necessary to compute the sample size for comparing two independent proportions. These estimated proportions are typically determined from preliminary data, previous literature, or the researcher’s educated estimate. We hope this helps. If you have further questions, you can reach out to COMMAND@sanfordhealth.org
CRCAIH -Sanford thnks for ur answer See forexample i want to do a study about association between smoking and diabetes in bangladesh. So from where i can get proportions? Plz help this
what formula can one use if the outcome measure is both quantitative and qualitative?
Our Methodology Core looked into your question and provided the following response. "Under an integrative mixed methods (IMM) study, the determination of an appropriate sample size requires a broader integrative perspective: (a) that balances qualitative considerations favoring small manageable samples for conducting in-depth qualitative analyses (n = 20-40), against (b) quantitative considerations favoring larger sample sizes (n = 40-200) for conducting reliable multivariate statistical analyses." You may email command@sanfordhealth.org if you have additional questions.
I do believe the *G- Power gives a better clear view of my sample size. Thank a lot for your input.
can i ask you one question for sample size?
excellent so clear thank you sooooo much
how to find sample size for unknown pupulation
Thank you! That's the answer I was looking for :)