Epidemiology for Public Health Practice
by Robert H. Friis, Thomas Sellers
This essential textbook introduces epidemiology principles for public health practice, authored by Robert H. Friis and Thomas Sellers. It explores disease distribution, determinants, and control measures, providing practical insights for professionals and students to apply in community health initiatives and preventive strategies.
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Epidemiology for Public Health Practice provides foundational knowledge in epidemiology tailored for public health professionals. It covers core concepts such as disease patterns, risk factors, and surveillance methods essential for community health management.
The book emphasizes practical applications, helping readers interpret data and design interventions to address public health challenges. It serves as a key resource for students and practitioners seeking to enhance their skills in population-based health strategies.
With contributions from Robert H. Friis and Thomas Sellers, the text integrates real-world examples to illustrate epidemiological techniques in diverse settings. It supports informed decision-making in policy and practice to improve overall public well-being.
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