Table of Contents

1: Introduction
2: Measuring Health and Disease in Populations (I)
3: Measuring Health and Disease in Populations (II)
4: Modeling Determinants of Population Health
5: Assessing Health Risks in Populations
6: Designing Population Health Studies
7: Planning Population Health Interventions
8: Evaluation of Health Programs for Populations
9: Improving Health of Populations

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Reviews

"This book contains important hooks in the sense of historical precedents and interesting case studies, as well as paper and pencil exercises that promote calculation skills." --Doody's
"...an impressive volume, one that guides readers through the complexities of population-health theory and practice using clear, accessible language and modeling exemplary scholarship."--American Journal of Human Biology
"This book contains important hooks in the sense of historical precedents and interesting case studies, as well as paper and pencil exercises that promote calculation skills." --Doody's
"...an impressive volume, one that guides readers through the complexities of population-health theory and practice using clear, accessible language and modeling exemplary scholarship."--American Journal of Human Biology