The Public Health Approach: Population Thinking from the Black Death to COVID-19
From the Black Death to COVID-19, The Public Health Approach examines the development of population thinking in public health. Alfredo Morabia offers a historical overview of how public health has understood patterns of illness, prevention, and collective health across changing societies.
About This Book
The Public Health Approach explores how population thinking has shaped the understanding and practice of public health.
Spanning the period from the Black Death to COVID-19, the book places major public health developments within a broad historical perspective.
Alfredo Morabia presents public health as a field concerned with populations, patterns, prevention, and the forces that influence health across societies.
This overview offers readers a framework for understanding the historical development and continuing relevance of the public health approach.
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