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As a second year MPH student concentrating in Epidemiology, one area that I believe we lack in our concentration is a sufficient understanding of Health Policy. An ongoing epidemiology debate is “Should epidemiologist discuss the policy implication of their data within the scientific report itself? One side of the argument claims that epidemiologist don’t know enough about health policy to discuss policy implications and including it would trivialize a complex process. However on the other hand, it is thought that adding policy to papers would be beneficial and aid in the process of Health Policy.
As a future epidemiologist, I would like to be as well rounded as possible, attending the policy bootcamp would provided me the skills I need to

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