PRINCIPLES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY I

Course Code:
PUBH 260
Course Group(s):
ENVIRONMENT-THEMED NON-SCIENCE - BIO
Active Term:
Fall Term
/ All Years
Course Description:
From its foundations in the London Cholera epidemic of 1854 to emerging epidemics around the globe, epidemiology is an investigative health science using the clues around us to better understand the cause of disease outbreaks and to develop effective strategies for promoting and protecting public health. The science of epidemiology is concerned with measurement, study design and methods which will provide "disease detectives" a solid base of evidence upon which to make decisions about health policy, treatment of diseases and to establish public health priorities. This course will introduce this exciting science through data exercises, case studies and hands-on investigation, which require skill, knowledge and quick thinking to get the job done.
Credit:
3
Instruction methods:
Lecture
Total hours: 45
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