As part of my work for the non-profit organization IKI Malawi (ikiMalawi.org), I had the opportunity to visit this vibrant and friendly East African nation.

This is a poster I designed to summarize initial results from the TSAMPA project (Tibet Supplements and Micronutrients in Pregnancy Assessment) for the CDC Conference on Birth Defects and Disabilities in Beijing, China.

The QuRC is a teaching tool I created to help students rapidly calculate basic risk and contingency measures from the data in a 2×2 table. Users enter (aggregated) data, by selecting the type of analysis desired (risk, agreement, paired, matched, sensitivity/specificity) and then answering a series of six questions.

I developed this site as the public portal for the MATRICHS (Multidisciplinary Analytic Training for Reproductive, Infant, and Child Health Services) web-based training program (summarized here). While the course modules themselves reside on the University of Rochester’s Blackboard‚Ñ¢ system, this site provides a public link into the course, program information, and online registration forms for applicant teams.

Overview
MATRICHS (Multidisciplinary Analytic Training for Reproductive, Infant, and Child Health Services) is a nine-month, internet-based, analytic training program for state agency teams working with reproductive, maternal, infant, and child health services. Multidisciplinary teams work independently (~4 hrs/wk) on a series of seven online course modules and collaboratively on a project addressing a policy issue facing their agency/community.