Analyzing dietary data, with a focus on
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Tuesday, June 19th, 2018
University of Waterloo
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. EDT
University of Waterloo
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. EDT
This workshop is open to interested participants at no cost. Dr. Kevin Dodd's travel is supported by a grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (#151547).
--> See the agenda and instructions for remote participation below
--> Find out about the speakers and organizers
--> View suggested resources for getting started
--> NCI method code, examples, and practice data (Google Drive)
--> If you have questions, please email cchs.workshop.uw@gmail.com
--> See the agenda and instructions for remote participation below
--> Find out about the speakers and organizers
--> View suggested resources for getting started
--> NCI method code, examples, and practice data (Google Drive)
--> If you have questions, please email cchs.workshop.uw@gmail.com
IN PERSON participants: Find directions to the University of Waterloo at https://uwaterloo.ca/about/how-find-us/maps-and-directions.
REMOTE participants: You will need speakers with the volume turned on to listen to both the morning and afternoon sessions.
--> Morning: Join the live video stream.
--> Afternoon: Register for the webcast and check for a confirmation email with instructions for joining.
REMOTE participants: You will need speakers with the volume turned on to listen to both the morning and afternoon sessions.
--> Morning: Join the live video stream.
--> Afternoon: Register for the webcast and check for a confirmation email with instructions for joining.
AGENDA
9:00-1:00 p.m. EDT, Davis Centre, room 1304
--> Join the live video stream. The morning presentations will be video-recorded and archived online.
--> Post questions for the presenters here.
9:00 Introduction to the workshop and considerations for analyzing dietary intake data - Sharon Kirkpatrick, University of Waterloo (slides)
9:30 Estimation of distributions of usual intake: motivation and theory - Kevin Dodd, National Cancer Institute (slides)
10:20 Break
10:30 Estimation of distributions of usual intake, continued - Kevin Dodd, National Cancer Institute
11:15 Q&A
11:35 Early experience applying the National Cancer Institute (NCI) method to the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) – Nutrition - Karelyn Davis and Cunye Qiao, Health Canada {slides and flowchart}
12:20 Reflections from Kevin Dodd on the application of the NCI method to the CCHS data
12:30 Q&A
(Lunch provided for in-person participants)
1:45-4:30 p.m. EDT, Lyle Hallman South, room 1621
--> NCI method code, examples, and practice data (Google Drive)
--> Register for the webcast and check for a confirmation email with instructions for joining.
--> Post questions for the presenters here.
1:45 Walkthrough of the NCI method code and sample output
2:45 Tailoring the NCI method code to specific applications using CCHS
3:45 Hands-on practice/Q&A
4:30 Wrap-up
9:00-1:00 p.m. EDT, Davis Centre, room 1304
--> Join the live video stream. The morning presentations will be video-recorded and archived online.
--> Post questions for the presenters here.
9:00 Introduction to the workshop and considerations for analyzing dietary intake data - Sharon Kirkpatrick, University of Waterloo (slides)
9:30 Estimation of distributions of usual intake: motivation and theory - Kevin Dodd, National Cancer Institute (slides)
10:20 Break
10:30 Estimation of distributions of usual intake, continued - Kevin Dodd, National Cancer Institute
11:15 Q&A
11:35 Early experience applying the National Cancer Institute (NCI) method to the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) – Nutrition - Karelyn Davis and Cunye Qiao, Health Canada {slides and flowchart}
12:20 Reflections from Kevin Dodd on the application of the NCI method to the CCHS data
12:30 Q&A
(Lunch provided for in-person participants)
1:45-4:30 p.m. EDT, Lyle Hallman South, room 1621
--> NCI method code, examples, and practice data (Google Drive)
--> Register for the webcast and check for a confirmation email with instructions for joining.
--> Post questions for the presenters here.
1:45 Walkthrough of the NCI method code and sample output
2:45 Tailoring the NCI method code to specific applications using CCHS
3:45 Hands-on practice/Q&A
4:30 Wrap-up