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What does modern epidemiology increasingly incorporate into research designs and models?
What does modern epidemiology increasingly incorporate into research designs and models?
- Sociological frameworks
- Historical analysis techniques
- Geographic Information System methods (correct)
- Psychological assessments
John Snow's identification of Cholera cases in 1857 in London is an example of:
John Snow's identification of Cholera cases in 1857 in London is an example of:
- Classical Epidemiology
- Cluster detection
- Geographical correlation
- Disease mapping (correct)
What does spatial epidemiology focus on?
What does spatial epidemiology focus on?
- Psychological factors in disease development
- Economic impacts of diseases
- Description and analysis of geographic variations in disease (correct)
- Biological testing methods
What aspect does Classical Epidemiology primarily focus on?
What aspect does Classical Epidemiology primarily focus on?
Which technique provides a rapid visual summary of complex geographic information in epidemiology?
Which technique provides a rapid visual summary of complex geographic information in epidemiology?
What is the main focus of Disease Maps in epidemiology?
What is the main focus of Disease Maps in epidemiology?
What is the primary purpose of geographic correlation studies?
What is the primary purpose of geographic correlation studies?
Why are disease clusters and results of point-source studies placed in proper context?
Why are disease clusters and results of point-source studies placed in proper context?
What is the purpose of investigating disease clusters near a point source?
What is the purpose of investigating disease clusters near a point source?
Which type of measures are examined in geographic correlation studies?
Which type of measures are examined in geographic correlation studies?
What is the rationale behind utilizing data that are routinely available for geographic correlation studies?
What is the rationale behind utilizing data that are routinely available for geographic correlation studies?
What commonality does disease mapping share with the study of generalized clustering?
What commonality does disease mapping share with the study of generalized clustering?
