McKenzie's An Introduction to Community & Public Health
by Denise Seabert, James F. Mckenzie, Robert R. Pinger
This updated public health textbook examines contemporary challenges, including COVID-19, opioid information, preparedness, mental health, school health, and evidence-based interventions. It also includes community assessment content, revised professional responsibility information, current statistics, and Navigate Advantage Access learning materials for students and instructors.
About This Book
This revised introduction presents foundational concepts and current issues in community and public health.
Updated coverage addresses opioid information, COVID-19 activities, public health preparedness, World Health Organization goals, Health and Human Services priorities, and critical CDC activities.
The text includes updated statistics, evidence-based interventions, a community assessment activity, and revised NCHEC Areas of Responsibility information.
Additional material explores school health, mental illness among college students, services for immigrants, peer support, school-based health centers, and the 21st Century Cures Act.
Navigate Advantage Access provides an interactive eBook, practice activities, open educational resource links, learning analytics, and instructor support materials.
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