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Oxford University Press Southern Africa
Oxford University Press Southern Africa
Epidemiology: A Research Manual for SA 2e - Instructor's Manual
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Epidemiology: A Research Manual for SA 2e
G. Joubert, R. Ehrlich

What is the nature of epidemiology? Why is epidemiology so important in the context of health, and particularly public health, in South Africa? How can it help us answer important questions in clinical medicine and public health?

Written by South African experts, Epidemiology: A Research Manual for South Africa 2e is aimed at undergraduate or postgraduate students encountering epidemiology, and, more generally, quantitative public health research methods for the first time. It enables readers to evaluate data critically and to report their findings lucidly and accurately. Epidemiology: A Research Manual for South Africa 2e also provides teachers with a useful resource on which to base introductory Epidemiology and Research Methods courses.

Contents

SECTION A
1. Introduction
2. Key concepts in epidemiology
3. Research ethics, human rights, and community participation
SECTION B
4. Planning a research project
5. Setting objectives
6. Literature review
7. Study design
8. Population and sampling
9. Data collection and measurement
SECTION C
10. Summarising and presenting
11. Analysing and interpreting
12. Confounding and bias
13. Routinely available data and disease surveillance
14. Community surveys
15. Burden of disease and mortality studies
16. Outbreak investigation
17. Social epidemiology
18. Infectious disease epidemiology
19. Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS
20. Environmental epidemiology
21. Occupational epidemiology
22. Measuring disability in surveys
23. Psychiatric epidemiology
24. Nutritional surveys
SECTION E
25. Health services research
26. Qualitative research
27. Economic evaluation

Readership
Undergraduate and graduate students as well as practitioners of: Public health, Community health, Primary health care, Medicine, Nursing, Advanced nursing science.

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