Primary, secondary and tertiary prevention of disease
Discuss primary disease prevention. Describe methods of secondary and tertiary prevention of disease.
Discuss primary disease prevention. Describe methods of secondary and tertiary prevention of disease.
Discuss differences in making inferences from parametric and nonparametric data. Discuss methods in which a researcher may decide on size of the sample needed for a research project and what factors may influence his decisions. References if possible, thank you.
Based on the article attached, please asesses each subject question listed below: An Outbreak of Gastrointestinal Illness following a Church Supper 1. Would you call this an epidemic? Would you call it an outbreak? 2. Review the steps of an outbreak investigation 3. List the broad categories of diseases that must be
Discuss how risk in different study groups can be compared. Explain the goals of data collection and analysis.
Scenario: Congratulations! You just received funding from the EPA to conduct a study to see if there is a link between air pollution and lung disease. As a public health professional, how would you design a study that is not weakened by the ecologic fallacy? You should include the following considerations in your study de
As you are putting the policy and procedure manual together, another team notes that continuing education of cancer registry personnel is a requirement for accreditation. They have asked for a meeting with other teams to determine how much money should be allocated for education and what kinds of programs personnel should attend
Explain the difference between prospective and retrospective cohort studies by performing a literature search to locate two studies that illustrate these types of studies and write a brief synopsis of each one, comparing and contrasting the two types of studies. How about polio vaccinated people verses unvaccinated people, or i
What kind of epidemiology does a family physician practice? Please provide references if possible? Thank you.
Please explain the concept of epidemiological surveillance and the use of outbreak investigative techniques. How do epidemiologists determine if an epidemic is occurring? Please provide references.
Discuss cardiovascular disease as an emerging disease and discuss the related public health burden.
Does Epilepsy disorder affect men and women equally? Every ethnic group? Other groups?
Looking for some current suggestions regarding health care issues in relation to health services administration. Additionally, any sources for reference would be helpful in beginning my research.
Choose chapter 6 of whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2003/9241562250.pdf Include a brief summary of the main points
Select a population that is vulnerable, infants, teens,homeless, elderly, mentally ill, immigrants, victims of violence, pick a disease for one of these populations, influenza, hiv, hpv, hepatitis, diabetes, cancer, heart fisease, obesity, pregnancy, drug abuse. define epidemiology. Review routine research data(medical and healt
I need assistance with a letter related to epidemiology: You are the chief epidemiologist at a local county health department. One day, you receive a phone call from Mrs. Hudson, a resident of the northern part of a nearby town with a population of 25,000. She believes there is a cancer cluster in her community. Here's why:
A register dietitian has been asked to help the lawyers decide which hydrating product (water, Gatorade, or PowerAde) is best for them. She needs to do a presentation that explains the pros and cons takeing into consideration the effect on their health and overall wellness. For most of your life you have been drinking water a
In this attached study,can you 1).expound/discuss the financial incentive offered to participants? 2). What exactly is the study design used. Is it considered an experiment and why? 3). Can you explain the concept of randomization?
Could you critique/comment on the attached article on suicidal behavior in children and adolescents? I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
A summary of the works of John Snow and the premise in which his experiments were formulated. How did he explain that abdominal pain is the first symptom of cholera and how does this work demonstrate the scientific method?
Is there such a thing as genuine altruism? Why or why not?
Pick an infectious disease in which you are interested in, such as Tuberculosis, AIDS, the Bird Flu, Anthrax, or Chickenpox. As part of your investigation, select a population of interest. For example, a particular race or ethnicity and how they relate to your infectious disease. Include the following information: a. Describ
What do ethics have to do with evidence-based practice? I need to come up with examples and a solution. Evidence based practice is a new concept and I am wondering what the ethical implications are and vice versa.
Define medical futility and discuss the ethical implications of futility in the context of Resource Allocation. Should patients or their families have say as to what constitutes futile treatment? Or is the decision best left to the physician?
1)The rate of obesity in America is steadily increasing along with the incidence of adult-onset diabetes. What role does family, lifestyle, and psychological issues play in obesity? What health-related risk factors increase with obesity? Keeping these factors in mind, how would you address the issues of health and wellness with
Select one public sector not-for-profit health agency within the United States health care system. Describe the type of health organization: government, quasi-government, or voluntary. Examples include the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Indian Health Service, Quality Improvement Organizations (QIO), the American Hea
Prepare a three to four page list (forty sources) of scholarly journal articles that relate to the topic of off-shoring an IT/accounting team to a low labor cost country. Very important: You need to ensure that you are using only scholarly, peer reviewed journals for you reference list. Specifically, the bibliography list
Education is often used as an indicator of a persons socioeconomic status. Historically, the number of years of schooling completed has been recorded in the Census of Population as a measure of education. Critics say that this measure is no longer accurate as a measure of education. Comment and support your reasoning in deta
Prepare a three to four page list (forty sources) of scholarly journal articles that relate to the topic of off-shoring an IT/accounting team to a low labor cost country. Specifically, the bibliography list is needed to answer questions if outsourcing or off-shoring will result in cost savings, if customer satisfaction will
Select an emerging issue that will pose new ethical dilemmas for healthcare. For example, technology integration, innovation testing, genetic mapping, stem cell research, etc. QUESTIONS: 1. Using APA format, analyze whether global competition affects U.S. healthcare policy? 2. For example, stem cell research in Euro
Evaluate the role of administrators in the formulation and analysis of the Smoking Ban policy.