Infectious and Chronic Disease Prevention Strategies For Population Health

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This course provides an in-depth review and discussion of primordial, primary, and secondary prevention strategies for current and emerging infectious and chronic diseases, focusing on endemic, epidemic, and pandemic prevention and control. The course incorporates scientifically accurate resources, particularly from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization, along with real-world examples and respected expert presenters. Collaboration among health and human service professionals drives the development of health-enhancing strategies aimed at improving population well-being. Students explore prevention applications in public health and examine potential future health challenges on the horizon. This collaborative experience with regional and national experts underscores the importance of effective preventive measures in addressing global health issues. Prerequisite: PH 340 . Offered Fall, Spring.