Season 3
Surveillance of Resource-Poor Settings
Chronic Disease Surveillance and PICO summary
Season 2
Surveillance is challenging in and for itself, but even more challenging when it is in a resource-poor setting.
Applying critical thinking can lead to better research by conducting proper surveillance and better organized with this tool. listed below. PICO (T)
Have you ever conducted a comprehensive literature review and don't know what to do with it? Well, you have found the perfect podcast for this. I use a time-tested critical model to explain the technique.
Having proper health communication is essential but sometimes difficult to achieve when there so much misinformation out there.
Epidemiological concepts are more difficult than other types of measures of association in order to better understand the context. Listen to this from a person like myself who has a Fellowship from the College of Epidemiology.
Understanding the various environmental social factors that affect the human body on a physiological level.
It is important not to just for outcomes, but it is also important to investigate exposomes.
Various health outcomes is especially important to understand the effect of toxic chemicals.
Occupational and Environmental Justice arose out of the considered as social determinants of Environmental Health.
The main aim of this lecture is to provide stewardship.