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Introduction: The core textbook of the master's degree in public health: This book contains seventeen chapters, which respectively describe the commonly used indicators of epidemiology, the distribution of disease, the truth and causal inference, and descriptive research.

Basic principles and methods of epidemiology

Introduction: The core textbook of the master's degree in public health: This book contains seventeen chapters, which respectively describe the commonly used indicators of epidemiology, the distribution of disease, the truth and causal inference, and descriptive research.

Book title

Basic principles and methods of epidemiology

Pages

320

date of publish

2007

Framing

paperback

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Chapter One Introduction

A brief history of epidemiology

Definition of Epidemiology

Section 3 Epidemiological Research Methods

Section 4 Research Scope and Application of Epidemiology

Section 5 Epidemiological Characteristics and Epidemiological Principles

The relationship between epidemiology and other disciplines

Challenges and Prospects in Epidemiology

Chapter 2 Commonly Used Indicators in Epidemiology

The first quarter rate, ratio and proportion

Indicators for measuring the frequency of disease

Indicators for measuring the frequency of death

Chapter III Distribution of Diseases

Section I Epidemic Intensity

Section 2 Population Distribution of Diseases

Section 3 Regional Distribution of Disease

Temporal distribution of disease

Section 5 Comprehensive description of disease area, time and population distribution

Chapter 4 Authenticity and Causal Inference

The first section error

Section 2 Causality

Section 3 Methods of Causality Research

Section 4 Etiology Overview

Section 5 Method of Inferring Causes

Section 6 Causality Inference

Chapter V Descriptive Research

Section I Descriptive Epidemiology Overview

Section 2 Investigation

Section 3 Ecological Research

Chapter Six Analytical Research

Case-control study

Section 2 Cohort Study

Section 3 Derivative Types of Analytical Research Methods

Chapter 7 Experimental Epidemiology

Section I Basic Concepts of Experimental Epidemiology

Research Methods of Experimental Epidemiology

Section III Clinical Trials

Chapter VIII Theoretical Epidemiology

Section I Basic Concepts

The establishment of the mathematical model of epidemiology

Section 3 Introduction to Epidemiological Mathematical Models

Chapter IX Screening

Section I Overview

Evaluation of screening test

Section 3 Evaluation of Screening Results

Section 4 Bias in Screening

Chapter 10 Common Bias in Epidemiological Research and How to Prevent It

Introduction

Second quarter bias

Selective Bias

Section 4 Measurement Bias

Section 5 Hybrid Bias

Chapter XI Disease Prevention and Surveillance

Section 1 Disease Prevention Strategies and Measures

Global health strategy and primary health care

Section 3 The situation facing China's public health field

Section IV Tertiary Prevention of Disease

Section 5 Disease Surveillance

Chapter XII Investigation of Disease Outbreaks

Section 1 Investigation Purpose

Section 2 Investigation Steps

Section III Contents and Methods

Section 4 Conclusion

Chapter XIII Overview of Public Health Emergencies

The first section of the concept of public health emergencies

Section 2 Infectious Diseases

Section 3 Foodborne Diseases

Section 4 Occupational Poisoning

Section 5 Radiation Emergencies

Chapter 14 Nosocomial Infection

Section I Overview

Section 2 Surveillance of Nosocomial Infection

Section 3 Prevention and Control of Nosocomial Infection

Chapter 15 Epidemiology of Chronic Noncommunicable Diseases

Section I Overview

The main research content of Section 2

Section III Main Research Methods

Section 4 Prospects for Prevention and Control of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases in Communities

Chapter XVI Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases

Section 1 Epidemic Process

Investigation of outbreaks of infectious diseases

Section III Preventive Measures for Diseases

Section 4 Epidemic Trend of Infectious Diseases in the New Century

Section V Emergency Response Measures for Infectious Diseases

Chapter 17 Evidence-based Medicine

Section I Overview

Section 2 Evidence-Based Clinical Practice

Section 3 Analytical Method of Evidence-Based Medicine-Systematic Review

Section 4 Meta Analysis

Limitations of Evidence-based Medicine

Comparison of commonly used Chinese and English words

Appendix Cases of handling public health emergencies