I would appreciate any help I can receive in brief: 1. Provide an overview of a surveillance system and the data. 2. An analysis of the data quality and the instrument used. 3. Identify a trend, patterns of chronic disease in the data and risk factors by age, sex, race/ethnic, group and socioeconomic status. 4. Sugge
Hi, I need help with an outline: The organization and financing of the health care system is different for each country. Politics, culture, wealth, history, and environmental factors influence the development and distribution of health services. I am choosing Vietnam to analyze its health system in terms of cost, quality
Dean Ornish describes the "globalization of heart disease" in this talk: http://www.ted.com/talks/dean_ornish_on_the_world_s_killer_diet.html Explain why this is occurring and correlate national behavioral and genetic risk factors to the epidemiology of cardiovascular diseases.
I would like help with writing a brief introductory paper that gives the reader an overview of the disease then to write about the signs and symptoms of the disease, causes, pathophysiology, diagnosis, management, epidemiology, etymology and history of the disease. Can anyone help? (5 pages and 5 peer review references)
Gather and analyze data about infant mortality rates in the U.S. Then study research into the medical causes of infant mortality. Using the Online Library, select and read five articles in peer-reviewed journals such as the Journal of Epidemiology, Journal of Environment Health, and the Journal of Applied Epidemiology regardi
1. In 2009, there was a major H1N1 pandemic. Researching further for more information, research the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention or the World Health Organization data and statistics relating to the national and global findings. Using the researched data information, include the information in a table to compare and
With the concept of collect once, use many times, it is increasingly evident that data collected for one purpose are used to satisfy another. The state of Rhode Island, for example, tracked the spread of H1N1 influenza by looking at electronic prescription records for Tamiflu and other antivirals prescribed. Data on the zip code
Hi, Dr. Levy-Mairs, PhD. May I ask of your assistance with this problem? I would appreciate whatever help you can assist me with. I am not too familiar with it. Thank you in advance. A large proportion of the mumps cases in Iowa were among vaccinated persons. Why wasn't it concluded that the vaccine was not working? 300 w
Hi, I need help with this interview assignment. I need some guidance on how to approach this question. Conduct an interview with a health care professional. Do the following: A. Describe the targeted department or facility. B. Give information about the type of work done in the department or facility. C. Give any interest
Field Research Consider the following: Many products, diets, and services are marketed to parents as beneficial to infant or toddler development. In order to increase sales to parents and caretakers, some companies use marketing strategies that make exaggerated, unfounded, or unrealistic claims about the effects of their pr
What are the relationships among tests and scales, populations, reliability and validity. Describe the test and scale examples from your discipline, including the populations, the reliability and validity of each test, and whether the test and scale could be applied to another population.
- Explain the community-based response to the breast cancer issue, including community-based planning, needs assessments, and selection of locally identified objectives. - Compare institutional and community leadership roles in responding to these targeted health objectives. - Describe any economic factors and funding inte
Please help me with this by answering the following question in 400 words with references. Pork Tapeworm in an Orthodox Jewish Community: Arriving at a Biologically Plausible Hypothesis Let us imagine that a physician on the Board of Health for New York learned of this investigation and outcome and recommended that all Me
I need help with answering this question in 300 words or more, with references. "An Outbreak of Fulminant Hepatitis B in a Medical Ward in Israel" What were the possible mechanisms of transmission considered for this outbreak by the CDC staff before sending the author to Israel and what were the strengths and weaknesses of
How has epidemiology been used to define the public health problem of Autism? I need to review an article on this topic and provide a summary.
I am looking for help with interpretation of the following questions as related to the medial literature article "Death Certificates are Not Reliable: Revivification of the Autopsy," by Ravakhah, Keyvan. http://journals.lww.com/smajournalonline/Fulltext/2006/07000/Death_Certificates_Are_Not_Reliable_.10.aspx After review
Please help me with a project on clinical nurse leaders. I need to identify the educational preparation and role(s) of the clinical nurse leader (CNL) designation and provide an example of how the CNL influences direct patient care. I will also like to identify advocacy strategies that can be used to create change in a w
The demographic transition theory describes a set of interrelated social and demographic changes that contribute to astronomical growth and aging of the population. The theory attributes a significant role to the timing, nature, and strength of declining birthrate and increased mortality. Analyze the demographic transition the
(1) Define the term descriptive epidemiology. (2) Give the definitions and examples of the categories of descriptive epidemiology. (3) What are secular trends and cohort effects? Explain the relationship between these two terms.
What are thevstudy designs in epidemiology?
Some prevention strategies that a health care facility might have.
Why is an understanding of the epidemiology models essential to work in community and aggregate health care?
Differentiate descriptive epidemiology and analytical epidemiology. Give an example of each in your area of nursing practice. Why would it be important to understand the differences
Discuss prevention strategies healthcare facilities might use.
Briefly explain the effects of the following on atherosclerosis. Be sure to include some data on the epidemiology (statistics on the effects of the substance) and the molecular effect or actions: 1. Fish oil 2. Trans fats in diet 3. Diabetes 4. cRP and inflammation: 5. Cholesterol subtypes (HDL2 and dense small LDL or lar
1. Explain the concept of ethical relativism. What are the inherent dangers in ethical relativism? 2. How does elitism impact our perceptions and our actions as professionals in public health? How can we mitigate against elitism? 3. When making involuntary quarantine decisions, determine what ethical theories support our decis
What is the definition of lung cancer? Discuss the etiology and effects.
Clarify the effect nature (e.g., zoos, parks, gardens) has on individuals living in urban environments.
Do you feel that the stability of society ever depends upon environmental quality? Something to think about: are wars fought over water?
(a) Do you feel that PTSD affects all segments of society equally? Why or why not? (b) Are the available treatments for PTSD administered by health professionals effective? Why or why not? (c) Do you feel that there is a stigma associated with this mental illness?