'Infectious disease epidemiology' diaporamas de présentation

Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Principle of Vaccinology Elham Ahmadnezhad MD. MPH. PhD Student of Epidemiology Farshid fayyaz Jahani MD. MPH. Specialist in Infectious Disease & Tropical Medicine. Tehran University of Medical Sciences. Brief History of Lecturers.

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Sex & Gender in Acute Care Medicine

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Professor Angus Nicoll CBE European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

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Epidemiologic Transition: Changes of fertility and mortality with modernization

Epidemiologic Transition: Changes of fertility and mortality with modernization. Abdel Omran. The Epidemiologic Transition: A Theory of the epidemiology of population change. Milbank Quarterly. 1971;49:509-538 http://www.who.int/docstore/bulletin/pdf/2001/issue2/vol.79no.2.159-170.pdf.

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9/10/2010

9/10/2010. Dr. Salwa Tayel. 1. Infectious Disease Epidemiology. By. Dr. Salwa Tayel. Associate Professor Family and Community Medicine Department King Saud University. Dr. Salwa Tayel. 2. Learning Objectives. At the end of this lecture you (will) be able to:

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9/10/2010

9/10/2010. Dr. Salwa Tayel. 1. Infectious Disease Epidemiology. By. Dr. Salwa Tayel. Associate Professor Family and Community Medicine Department King Saud University. Dr. Salwa Tayel. 2. Learning Objectives. At the end of this lecture you (will) be able to:

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Epidemic Curves Ahead

Epidemic Curves Ahead. Goals . Discuss the importance of epidemic curves as a method to graphically depict outbreaks Define and review: Outbreak patterns of spread Outbreak magnitude Outbreak time trend Outbreak outliers Period of exposure Incubation period

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Lecture 2 Microbial Indicators of Fecal and Other Types of Environmental Contamination

Lecture 2 Microbial Indicators of Fecal and Other Types of Environmental Contamination. ENVR 421 Mark D. Sobsey. Microbial Indicator Concepts and Purposes. Many diverse types of pathogens can contaminate water, food, air and other environmental media; many different ones.

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Natural History of Disease

Natural History of Disease. Background. Infectious disease epidemiology the occurrence of infectious disease in a given host is dependent on the presence of disease in other members of the population and the length of time that infected hosts are able to transmit disease to others

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Unit 12-13: Infectious Disease Epidemiology

Unit 12-13: Infectious Disease Epidemiology. Unit 12-13 Learning Objectives: Understand primary definitions used in infectious disease epidemiology. Differentiate between direct and indirect modes of infectious disease transmission. Understand the concept of herd immunity.

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Combatting infectious diseases in Northern Europe: The importance of information exchange

Combatting infectious diseases in Northern Europe: The importance of information exchange. Preben Aavitsland Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology Norwegian Institute of Public Health. Canada outbreak. F,G. F,G. Ireland. K. K. A. Hong Kong outbreak. H,J. I, L,M. H,J. B.

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Combatting infectious diseases in Northern Europe: The importance of information exchange

Combatting infectious diseases in Northern Europe: The importance of information exchange. Preben Aavitsland Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology Norwegian Institute of Public Health. Canada outbreak. F,G. F,G. Ireland. K. K. A. Hong Kong outbreak. H,J. I, L,M. H,J. B.

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Introduce some Epidemiologic International Courses

Introduce some Epidemiologic International Courses. Elham Ahmadnezhad, MD, MPH, PhD student of Epidemiology. Outline. CV IEA memberships Some courses Congress. CV CURRICULUM VITAE. Important Part: Publication. IEA Membership.

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Page Rankings: What do they teach us?

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Why are we interested in pathogens associated with AFOs?

Why are we interested in pathogens associated with AFOs?. AFOs house a large number of animals in a small area => large amount of fecal waste Swine may produce 5 to 10 times the amount of fecal waste as an equal number of humans

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