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Mapping Rates and Proportions

Mapping Rates and Proportions. Incidence rates Mortality rates Birth rates. Prevalence Proportions Percentages. Mapping Rates and Proportions. Sample Data: Breast Cancer Incidence in Iowa. Years: 1993-1996 7813 Cases (including in-situ) For each case: Age, county

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Basic Concepts of Epidemiology & Social Determinants of Health

Basic Concepts of Epidemiology & Social Determinants of Health. Prof. Supannee Promthet 27 Septmber 2013: 9.00-12.00. Goals of this lecture are:. 1.) Students will have a general understanding of what the field of Epidemiology is and its importance to Public Health.

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Geospatial Analysis in Public Health Spatial Cluster Detection M.J. College, Jalgaon India September 22-26, 2008 Glen D

Geospatial Analysis in Public Health Spatial Cluster Detection M.J. College, Jalgaon India September 22-26, 2008 Glen D. Johnson New York State Department of Health and The University at Albany School of Public Health Department of Environmental Health Sciences Acknowledgement:

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The Spatial Scan Statistic

The Spatial Scan Statistic. Null Hypothesis. The risk of disease is the same in all parts of the map. . One-Dimensional Scan Statistic. The Spatial Scan Statistic. Create a regular or irregular grid of centroids covering the whole study region.

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RATIOS AND STANDARDIZATION

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Epidemiology Kept Simple

Epidemiology Kept Simple. Chapter 7 Rate Adjustment. Confounding. Confounding ? a systematic error in inference due to extraneous factors Potential confounder ? an extraneous factor that can cause confounding Statistical techniques exist to adjust for confounding

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Reaching the Poor Conference Washington DC - Feb 19, 2004 Pia Schneider

Micro-Health Insurance and User Fees: Quanitifying Horizontal Equity and Impoverishment in Utilization and Financing of Health Care Evidence from Rwanda. Reaching the Poor Conference Washington DC - Feb 19, 2004 Pia Schneider London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)

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