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Epidemiology 101 by Friis, Robert H.. (Jones & Bartlett Publishers,2009) [Paperback]
Epidemiology 101 by Robert H. Friis introduces the basics of epidemiology, including key concepts, study methods, and their role in public health. This 2009 paperback from Jones & Bartlett Publishers provides an accessible entry point for understanding disease patterns and health risks in populations, ideal for students and newcomers to the field.
About This Book
Epidemiology 101 provides an introductory overview of epidemiological concepts and methods. Written by Robert H. Friis, it serves as a fundamental resource for students and professionals entering the field of public health.
The book covers core topics in epidemiology, including study designs, measures of disease frequency, and sources of error. It emphasizes practical applications in assessing health risks and outcomes in populations.
Published by Jones & Bartlett Publishers in 2009, this paperback edition is designed for clarity and ease of understanding, making complex ideas approachable for beginners.
Readers gain insights into how epidemiology informs public health policies and interventions, fostering a solid grounding in scientific inquiry related to disease prevention.
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