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Epidemiological methods

What each epidemiological methods question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.

A discussion board post aligned to the module objective on community assessment and epidemiology, reviewing the concepts of epidemiology in disease control and prevention and applying the macro-level ecosocial epidemiology paradigm to a community diagnosis of obesity risk among employed people in Licking County, Ohio.

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BIO 500 Week 4 DQ 2: Tools Epidemiologists Use

Epidemiological methods

A planning guide for BIO 500 Week 4 Discussion 2, which pairs Seth Berkley's talk on HIV and flu vaccine strategy with the question of what tools from this course epidemiologists use. The talk is evidence, not background, and the tools have to be named specifically.

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BIO 550 Week 3: Descriptive vs Analytic Epidemiology

Epidemiological methods

A planning guide for BIO 550 Week 3 Discussion on the key features of descriptive and analytic epidemiology and how the two are used in conjunction. One structural difference separates them, and naming it makes the second half of the question answer itself.

Descriptive means characterising by person, place and time without testing an association — and the discipline of staying inside that boundary is most of what this post is graded on.

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