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lecture 14
What is epidemiology,
What is population health,
What effects someones socioeconom...
8
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lecture 15
What are group 1 diseases,
What are non communicable diseases,
What are lower income countries m...
9
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lecture 16
What are the three measures of oc...,
What is prevalence,
Why do we want to know the preval...
23
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lecture 17
What are cross sectional studies,
What can cross sectional studies ...,
What does the triangle represent ...
9
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lecture 18
What is an exposure,
What is an outcome,
What does pceot stand for
17
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Lecture 19
How are individuals defined in a ...,
How do cohort studies work,
What measures of occurrence can b...
11
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lecture 20
What are case control studies,
What are the steps of case contro...,
What do case control studies measure
12
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lecture 21
What,
How does a randomised control tri...,
What is the difference between co...
13
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lecture 22
What is internal validity,
What is external validity,
What does increasing the size of ...
36
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lecture 24
What is the definition of bias,
In systematic error findings coul...,
In what phases can selection and ...
16
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lecture 25
How can measurement error occur,
What effect might measurement err...,
What effect might measurement err...
13
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lecture 26 - confounding
What is confounding,
What are the three properties of ...,
What does indep
11
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lecture 27 - confounding
What is stratification,
What is the basic recipe for stra...,
What are the pros to stratification
8
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lecture 28 - research ethics
What is beneficence in research e...,
What is non maleficence in resear...,
What is clinical equipoise
8
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lecture 29 - association
What is an association,
What is the full pie in the casua...,
What are each of the exposures in...
12
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lecture 31 - systematic reviews
What are the two main types of re...,
Why are systematic reviews done,
How are systematic reviews conducted
9
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lecture 32 - surveillance
What is surveillance,
What is surveillance used for,
What is indicator based surveillance
12
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lecture 33 - prevention
What is the primary level of prev...,
What is the secondary level of pr...,
Examples of primary prevention
14
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lecture 34 - evidence based practice
What are the three aspects of evi...,
What does appraise the evidence mean,
What are some epidemiological que...
5
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lecture 35 - screening
What is screening,
What is a screening program,
What is a screening test
27
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lecture 36 - outbreaks
What is the one health approach,
What is included in the epidemiol...,
What are examples of infectious a...
19
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