 | Concepts of Epidemiology The definitive guide to epidemiology and healthcare research
Concepts, principles and theory are discussed as a means to understanding methods and techniques
Examples are both theoretical and applied, to demonstrate how epidemiology works in various settings
Exercises with answers are embedded in the text, with supplementary exercises at the end of each chapter, to encourage active learning
Amply illustrated with figures and tables to enhance visual learning
Objectives expressed in terms of understanding
New to this edition
Features a broader range of concepts, including regression to the mean, interaction, the counterfactual approach, and cohort effects
New and revised questions, answers, problems and exercises, including 20 questions to test understanding of study design
Sample examination questions with model answers so students can test themselves
New introductory material on the burgeoning field of genetic epidemiology, and the purposes and principles of systematic reviews and meta-analysis
For course teachers, suggestions for the curriculum content for undergraduates, postgraduates, and for continuing education for policymakers and managers
ISBN: 9780199543144
Author: Bhopal R
Format: PB
Pages: 456
Publication Date: 10 Sep 2008
Edition : 2 |
