Introduction to Epidemiology
Introduction to Epidemiology offers students a clear foundation in public health research and practice. It covers problem identification, hypothesis development, study design, data management, analysis, and interpretation, with emphasis on person, place, and time. The text also connects epidemiologic principles to preventing and controlling disease and other health-related events.
About This Book
Introduction to Epidemiology provides a comprehensive, reader-friendly foundation in the principles and practice of epidemiology.
Designed for students with minimal training in biomedical sciences and statistics, the book explains how to identify and describe public health problems.
It explores epidemiologic research hypotheses, study design selection, and the management and analysis of epidemiologic data.
Emphasizing person, place, and time, the text connects epidemiologic methods with interpreting results and addressing disease and health-related events.
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