Epidemiologic Software & Resources
Kevin M. Sullivan, PhD, MPH, MHA
Department of Epidemiology
Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University
Links to Software on the Web
PEPI 3.0 - download software from www.shareware.com site - search in DOS category for PEP
PEPI - information and purchase manual from USD, Inc., Stone Mountain, Georgi
Epi Info, Epi Map, and Epi Meta software/information from CDC
Epi Info and Epi Map - information and purchase manual from USD, Inc., Stone Mountain, G
Epi Info - manual and other Epi Info resources from Brixton Books,
A site with a large array of Java-based statistical routines and statistical-related information
A Number of Epidemiologic Programs by Eduardo Franco and others
Websites with epidemiologic training, lectures, and other information of interest
Software Available for Downloading
For downloading the files below, you will be taken to a different web site; select the "Software for Download" option. The software available is described below. Click here to go to the web site.
A single self-unarchiving file that simplifies downloading and installing Epi Info from the web.
An Epi Info .REC file with the data from Kleinbaum, Kupper, and Morgenstern, Epidemiologic Research: Priniciples and Quantitative Methods, 1982. File is ZIPped.
Three data files from the Breslow and Day text "Statistical Methods in Cancer Research: Vol 1 - The Analysis of Case-Control Studies," 1980. Files are Epi Info .REC data files that have been ZIPped.
Two datasets from Schlesselman's "Case-Control Studies" text as Epi Info files (ZIPped).
Software by Sullivan - old DOS programs dEpid for stratified analyses and EpiPak with various sample size/power calculations, etc.
Software by Foster - old DOS programs; EPIDSIM simulates infectious diseases, EPIRATIO compares different epidemiologic parameters, MHCHI for stratified/matched OR calculations, PDIST for confidence interval function.
Software by Ray Simons - a number of DOS programs
Commercial Software Websites
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Last updated 24/May/2000
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