This note covers Epidemiology Definition, functions, and
characteristics, An evolving historical perspective, Studying populations basic
demography, The Phenomenon of Disease, Measuring Disease and Exposure,
Standardization of rates and ratios, Relating risk factors, Analytic study
designs, Causal inference, Sources of error, Multicausality Confounding,
Multicausality Analysis approaches, Data analysis and interpretation, Practical
aspects of epidemiologic research, Data management and data analysis and
Epidemiology and public health.
Author(s): Department of Epidemiology School
of Public Health
This note
explains introduction to epidemiology, Frequency measures used in epidemiology,
Measures of central location and dispersion, Organizing epidemiologic data,
Public health surveillance and investigating an outbreak.
Author(s): US Department of Health and Human Services
This
note describes introduction to epidemiology, The infectious disease process, Public
health surveillance, Statistical measures, Displaying and interpreting
epidemiologic variables, Interviewing and preparing an outbreak investigation
report.
This note covers
Concept of Health and Disease, Infectious disease epidemiology, Disease
prevention and control, Disease screening and Epidemics investigation.
This note covers Epidemiology Definition, functions, and
characteristics, An evolving historical perspective, Studying populations basic
demography, The Phenomenon of Disease, Measuring Disease and Exposure,
Standardization of rates and ratios, Relating risk factors, Analytic study
designs, Causal inference, Sources of error, Multicausality Confounding,
Multicausality Analysis approaches, Data analysis and interpretation, Practical
aspects of epidemiologic research, Data management and data analysis and
Epidemiology and public health.
Author(s): Department of Epidemiology School
of Public Health
This note explains the following topics: History of Epidemiology and
Public Health, Disease Transmission, Measures of Morbidity, Measures of
Mortality, Mortality in Different Populations, Transmissible Spongiform
Encephalopathy, Arteriosclerosis and Coronary Heart Disease, Influenza.