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Synopsis
"Well structured, to the point and well documented with great exercises. This is a remarkable book on basic epidemiology, based on many years of experience and designed primarily for self-learning students. It will also appeal to all those wanting a quick and well structured introduction to epidemiology, with a wealth of classical and more recent examples."
Prof. Christian Lengeler Professor Christian Lengeler (MSc, PhD), Head of Unit, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Basel, Switzerland
This popular book introduces the principles, methods and application of epidemiology for improving health and survival. The book assists readers in applying basic epidemiological methods to measure health outcomes, identifying risk factors for a negative outcome, and evaluating health interventions and health services.
The book also helps to distinguish between strong and poor epidemiological evidence; an ability that is fundamental to promoting evidence-based health care.
This new edition has been carefully developed and includes:
- A writing style and structure that helps the flow of learning
- A broad range of examples and activities covering a range of contemporary health issues including obesity, mental health and cervical cancer
- Additional focus on developing countries
- Updated and additional exercises for self-testing
- A new chapter on study design
- A new section on the application of epidemiology for monitoring and evaluation of health programmes
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About the Author
Natasha Howard is a research fellow at LSHTM. She is a researcher on health in conflict-affected settings and an experienced distance learning course developer, organiser and teacher.
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