Epidemiology 101 (Essential Public Health)
Epidemiology 101, from the Essential Public Health series by Robert H. Friis, delivers an introductory overview of epidemiological principles. It explores basic methods for studying disease distribution and determinants in populations, ideal for students and professionals building foundational public health knowledge. The book focuses on practical concepts to support health assessment and intervention strategies.
About This Book
Epidemiology 101 is part of the Essential Public Health series, providing a clear and accessible entry into the field of epidemiology. Authored by Robert H. Friis, it covers fundamental concepts essential for public health professionals and students.
The book introduces key principles of epidemiological methods, including study designs and data interpretation, tailored for beginners. It emphasizes practical applications in assessing health risks and promoting population health.
As an educational resource, it supports foundational learning in public health, making complex topics approachable without requiring advanced prerequisites. The content aligns with core competencies in the discipline.
This volume serves as a vital tool for those entering public health education, offering structured insights into epidemiology's role in disease prevention and health policy.
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