A zoonotic or vector-borne disease Identify a zoonotic or vector-borne disease prevalent in a specific region of a developed or developing country. Complete a two-part informative assignment that includes both an illustrated and written component discussing the incidence of and response to the disease. Part I Illustrate the following for the identified zoonotic or vector-borne … Read more
What is forensic interviewing . Forensic Interviewing: What is forensic interviewing? View this brief clip on the topic: Based on this video and your assigned readings, please identify at least one question that you have about forensic interviewing. This time your initial post should be a minimum of 50 words, but your responses to two … Read more
Epidemiological methods Epidemiological methods are used in a variety of public health areas, including infectious disease, chronic disease, genetics, behavioral, psychosocial, occupational, environmental, and social health. Epidemiological methods are used to assess, describe, analyze, and make comparisons of populations to inform evidence-based practices, interventions, and policies. Select one public health area and identify a health … Read more
Epidemiological surveillance data Epidemiological surveillance data can be used to guide public health interventions, support funding, develop policy, and educate the community and specific populations in order to decrease burden. The purpose of this assignment it to analyze, interpret, and disseminate Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) surveillance data to both technical and nontechnical audiences and provide … Read more
Characteristics and design of a cohort study Describe the characteristics and design of a cohort study. Based on a disease or health condition identified from the \\”2020 LHI Topics\\” page on the Healthy People website (provided in the topic Resources) or an article from the GCU Library, discuss a real example of a cohort study … Read more
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