Training

This presentation reviews commonly used statistical disclosure limitation (SDL) techniques that are used to protect sensitive government data, demonstrates these techniques in practice, and shares several useful resources that the audience can refer to for further guidance on available techniques used to protect its data.

Disaggregated race/ethnicity data is needed to expose health inequities and inform policies and programs to address those inequities. In this webinar, four researchers talk about data disaggregation and working with collecting data for populations in New York, one of the most diverse populations in the U.S. and in the world.

The workshop explores effective strategies to ensure your data represents the true diversity of your population. The discussion includes decision-making approaches, community engagement strategies, and opportunities to discuss specific project needs.

AskCHIS NE, a product of the California Health Interview Survey, provides health estimates for California's diverse population at the local level (census tracts, ZIP codes, and cities). Get estimates on top health indicators and produce tables, thematic maps, and bar charts for easy visualization. Visit askchisne.ucla.edu.

This seminar features the release of the preliminary monthly statewide estimates of COVID-19 questions in the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) 2020 Preliminary COVID-19 Estimates Dashboard.

Since COVID-19 has illuminated alarming health disparities across racial and ethnic groups, the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research developed a dashboard that examines COVID-19 case and death rates in California by race/ethnicity, along with chronic or underlying health conditions.

This tutorial guides you on how to use the Building Healthy Communities (BHC) Health Profiles dashboard to obtain the profile specific to your BHC community.

Researchers share study recommendations on how state policymakers, institutions, and county mental health/behavioral health departments and contracted providers can help improve state’s geriatric mental health care workforce and ensure that mental health care training that addresses the unique needs of older adults is a priority.