Epidemiology, Broadly Speaking
Mission Statement
At Broadly Epi, we are dedicated to democratizing education in public health and epidemiology, fostering a community where knowledge in R, Python, and critical data analysis skills are accessible to all. Our core belief is that education, especially in these pivotal areas, should be free and open, enabling individuals from diverse backgrounds to contribute to and benefit from the wealth of public health knowledge. By providing comprehensive tutorials, practical exercises hosted on Cody’s GitHub, and a suite of services from consulting to software solutions, we empower our community with the tools needed for high-quality research and practice in public health.
Our journey is guided by the principles of health equity and the power of shared knowledge. We are committed to offering not just tutorials, but a platform for growth, dialogue, and innovation in tackling the world’s most pressing health challenges. Our services span the gamut from programming tutorials and statistical explanations to custom consulting projects and advanced software tools, all designed to enhance the capacity of public health professionals and enthusiasts alike.
As we evolve, so too will our resources and services, always with the aim of enhancing accessibility, understanding, and application of epidemiological and public health principles. We invite you to join us on this journey, to learn, to grow, and to contribute to a healthier, more equitable world.
About Us
Currently, Broadly Epi is written and maintained by Cody Carmichael, MPH, CPH (They/Them). I have worked for multiple years in disaster response, applied epidemiology, and public health in general. My research interests have been around Drug User Health, Mental Health, Injury Prevention, Resource Use Prediction, and Potentially Preventable Hospitalizations. I’ve created products including Machine Learning algorithms used on systems provided by The Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and have created custom software solutions for both State and Local public health jurisdictions. At time of writing my work has contributed to deliverables for grants totaling over $1.8 Million.