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Measures of Association

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This topic will cover various measures of association used in epidemiology, such as relative risk, odds ratio, and attributable risk. Students will learn how to calculate and interpret these measures to assess the relationship between exposures and outcomes in community health studies.

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Measures of Association Introduction Measures of association quantify the relationship between an exposure and a health outcome. They help determine whether and how strongly a factor relates to disease. Risk-Based Measures Relative risk (risk ratio): ratio of disease risk in exposed versus unexposed groups, used in cohort studies. Risk difference: absolute difference in risk between groups,...…

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Unit Syllabus 7 Topics
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Introduction to Epidemiology
Epidemiological Study Designs
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Disease Surveillance and Outbreak Investigation
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Measures of Association
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Screening and Prevention Strategies
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Data Collection and Analysis in Epidemiology
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Ethical Considerations in Epidemiological Research
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