• • Explain epidemiology and its relationship to public health.
    • Describe the issue or disease.
    • Identify the underlying nature and cause of the issue or disease.
  • Analyze the uses and effects of demographic data, surveillance data, and vital statistics in public and community health.
    • Identify the demographics and effect of the issue or disease on the community.
    • Determine if the effects cross from community to state or national levels.
  • Analyze possible solutions for the issue or disease selected
    • Identify possible solutions.
    • Explain how successful the solutions were.
    • Determine additional suggestions for treatment or resolution.
  • Include how the model served as a guide to understand the cause.

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