Population Health: Crash Course Sociology

The video explores population health indicators, such as life expectancy, birth rates, and mortality rates, to understand health patterns across different social groups. It highlights disparities in health outcomes based on gender, race, and socioeconomic status. The video also discusses the impact of environmental and social factors on health, emphasizing the importance of understanding these indicators for policy-making and improving public health.

What are population health indicators and why are they important?

How does life expectancy serve as an indicator of a population's health?

What factors contribute to differences in life expectancy among different social groups?

Explain the significance of birth rates in understanding population health.

What does infant mortality rate indicate about a population's health?

Discuss the impact of environmental factors on health outcomes.

How do social factors like racism and discrimination affect health disparities?