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Epidemiology and demography in public health / editor-in-chief Japhet Killewo ; editors, H. Kristian Heggenhougen, Stella R. Quah.
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English
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1st ed.
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San Diego, CA : Academic Press/Elsevier, [2010], ©2010.
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xv, 492 pages : illustrations, maps ; 29 cm
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Summary note
"Epidomiology and Demography in Public Health presents practical information for undertaking disease surveillance and outbreak investigation as well as examining at the information needed to manage population dynamics of disease transmission." "Derived from Elsevier's acclaimed International Encyclopedia of public Health, the first section covers the historical perspectives and principles of epidemiology, including concepts of health and disease, disease surveillance and outbreak investigations, and research methods (observational epidemiology and clinical trials). In the second section, topics on the branches of epidemiology and epidemiology of specific communicable and non-communicable diseases that are currently considered common in most parts of the world are discussed. The third section addresses the population science of demography which includes measurements of life expectancy and longevity in specific populations. The fourth section deals with biostatistics and meta analysis and the final section is on ethical issues." "Practical guidance from planning to implementation of surveillance and investigation Explores contributing factors to the dynamics of disease transmission and how to identify population risks" "Includes discussion of ethics in epidemiology and demography, important for matters of privacy vs. public safety" "This book is intended for use by students and teachers in the health sciences, public health professionals, population sciences and those attending short courses as part of continuing medical and public health education and professional development. The book also provides reference materials for those working in the field of health and population sciences."--BOOK JACKET.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Section 1. OVERVIEW OF HISTORY, CONCEPTS, PRINCIPLES AND METHODS
History of Epidemiology / L M Irgens
Concepts of Health and Disease / T C Soares
Global Burden of Disease / C Mathers
Disease Classification / R Jakob
Classification of Mental Disorders / T B Ustun
Population Measurement of Psychiatric and Psychological Disorders and Outcomes / H Meltzer
Observational Epidemiology / J L Kelsey
Health Surveys / J H Madans
Clinical Trials / W R Harian
Surveillance of Disease / T Nakano
Emerging Diseases / J D Mayer
Re-emerging Diseases / M E Wilson
Factors Influencing the Emergence of Diseases / A M Kimball
Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Diseases / A Dobson
Epidemic Investigation / Y Sodahlon
Governance of Epidemics: Trust and Health Consensus Building / Stella R Quah
Infectious Disease Modeling / M Kretzschmar
Chronic Disease Modeling / J J Barendregt
Cancer Screening / A Auvinen
Measurement and Modeling of Health-Related Quality of Life / B B Reeve
Methods of Measuring and Valuing Health / J Ratcliffe
Measuring the Quality of Life of Children and Adolescents / L Gold
Systematic Reviews in Public Health / M Petticrew
Section 2. FIELDS OF EPIDEMIOLOGY
Clinical Epidemiology / D L Sackett
Environmental and Occupational Epidemiology / J Douwes
Social Epidemiology / C Morroni
Epidemiology of Inequity: Will Research Make a Difference? / H K Heggenhougen
Cultural Epidemiology / J A Trostle
Genetic Epidemiology / N Anderson
Dental Epidemiology / Z Marshman
Cancer Epidemiology / J Peto
Psychiatric Epidemiology / K Magruder
Perinatal Epidemiology / P Bergsjø
Section 3. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SPECIFIC DISEASES
Epidemiology of Diabetes Mellitus / H E Resnick
Epidemiology of Injuries / D-M Alexe
Epidemiology of Tuberculosis / T H Holtz
Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS and its Surveillance / C Farquhar
Epidemiology of Influenza / G A Poland
Section 4. DEMOGRAPHY
Demography, Epidemiology and Public Health / O S Miettinen
Population Growth / R Engelman
Trends in Human Fertility / J G Cleland
Life Expectancy Measurements / D M J Naimark
Active Life Expectancy / K G Manton
Demography of Aging / V L Lamb
Longevity in Specific Populations / T T Samaras
Populations at Special Health Risk: Migrants / F Samkange-Zeeb
Section 5. BIOSTATISTICS
Biostatistics / F V Wilder
Meta-Analysis / J P A Ioannidis
Section 6. ETHICAL ISSUES
Ethics of Public Health Research / S Johnson
Codes of Ethics in Public Health / R Gaare Bernheim
Ethics of Screening / S S Coughlin
Ethics of Health Promotion / N Guttman.
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ISBN
9780123822000 (alk. paper)
0123822009 (alk. paper)
LCCN
2010020869
OCLC
624405586
RCP
C - S
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