Lecture Notes in Disease Control - Otieno, Andrew
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Communicable and non-communicable diseases account for most deaths in developing countries. Control of diseases is therefore one of the priorities for reducing high mortality seen in these countries. The book is written to assist those people who deal with communities in improving their health status and reducing disease transmission. Students of public health will find this book useful especially in modules that deal with disease control. It is written in very simple language and should be understood by all manner of professions and not necessarily those who have knowledge in health. The…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Communicable and non-communicable diseases account for most deaths in developing countries. Control of diseases is therefore one of the priorities for reducing high mortality seen in these countries. The book is written to assist those people who deal with communities in improving their health status and reducing disease transmission. Students of public health will find this book useful especially in modules that deal with disease control. It is written in very simple language and should be understood by all manner of professions and not necessarily those who have knowledge in health. The author has taught students of community health using the same notes and most of the students found the notes very useful. it is hoped that this book will enable students understand and apply basic principles in the control of communicable and non-communicable diseases within their communities.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Andrew Otieno (MBCHB, MPH, Epidemiologist) is a senior lecturer at the Faculty of Health Sciences at the Great Lakes University of Kisumu. He is also the Head of the Department of Clinical Medicine and teaches Disease Control to Community health students up to Masters level.