12th Grade Epidemiology Methods Resources

Explore key epidemiological concepts by examining processes for identifying and addressing health issues. Gain knowledge in investigative steps such as developing hypotheses, analyzing outbreaks, and implementing control measures, achieving a comprehensive understanding of public health interventions.

Examine Dr. John Snow's pioneering contributions to modern epidemiology through his innovative methods during the 19th-century cholera outbreaks in London. Gain insights into historical public health challenges and develop skills in analyzing the evolution of medical practices and theories.

Examine Dr. John Snow's influence on medicine, highlighting his pioneering work in anesthetics and epidemiology. Gain insights into 19th-century theories of disease transmission and learn to apply mapping techniques in contemporary public health strategies. Learners will understand the historical context of epidemiology and develop skills in disease mapping and public health analysis.

Learners will explore the connections between different dental floss brands and the presence of toxic PFAS chemicals in the human body. The focus is on understanding the effects of chemical exposure through everyday products and developing the ability to critically evaluate scientific studies concerning public health issues.

Develop a comprehensive understanding of foundational health vocabulary, focusing on concepts of well-being, health skills, and health services. Enhance the ability to comprehend and apply health terminology effectively in practical scenarios while gaining deeper insights into essential health principles.

Explore the transmission, origin, and impact of the Zika virus, with a focus on the potential risks to pregnant women and events contributing to its spread. Gain a comprehensive understanding of effective control measures and the regulatory considerations surrounding genetically modified mosquitoes, enhancing knowledge of modern infectious disease management strategies.

Explore essential health science vocabulary, focusing on crucial areas including cardiology, medical ethics, and public health. Learners enhance their understanding of medical terminology, gaining insights into fundamental concepts, supporting informed decision-making, and promoting health literacy.

Examine the multifaceted nature of outbreak science through interdisciplinary approaches that encompass genetics, epidemiology, and sociology. Gain insights into designing effective public health strategies for disease prevention, understanding the role of resilient social systems, and analyzing the historical impact of pathogens on human populations.

Examine the major factors causing foodborne illnesses, focusing on the stages where contamination occurs and identifying common pathogens involved. Gain insight into the effects of foodborne outbreaks and develop strategies for prevention to improve public health safety.

Focus on key concepts in Environmental Science, examining the interplay of physical and chemical processes and the impacts of population growth on the environment. Understand the contributions of various scientific disciplines to solving environmental challenges and learn about both historical and contemporary environmental management strategies. Gain insights into effective environmental management technologies and practices.

Focus on foundational concepts and methods of economic evaluation in the health sector, emphasizing decision-making processes and model analysis. Understand how to conduct economic evaluations, choose appropriate perspectives, and apply models to effectively assess health outcomes.

Explore the fundamentals of infectious disease outbreaks with a focus on understanding and prevention. Gain insights into key epidemiological concepts, the role of microbiologists, and the significance of effective communication in managing public health threats.

Examine the compelling arena of outbreak science, which showcases the integration of diverse disciplines to confront infectious diseases and enhance community responses. This learning experience empowers individuals to understand disease transmission dynamics and the significance of robust social frameworks in pandemic prevention.

Investigate how environmental factors influence health through pathways such as inhalation and exposure. Identify and evaluate potential health risks to enhance understanding of susceptibility and environmental justice.

Investigate the 1985 thyroid illness outbreak in South Dakota, focusing on the identification of symptoms and determining the causes. Gain an understanding of public health response strategies employed during the outbreak. Analyze the investigation's outcomes to develop skills in epidemiological analysis and public health decision-making.

Discover the role of diverse expertise and effective communication in collaboratively ending outbreaks. Explore interdisciplinary coordination with a focus on community involvement, gaining insights into outbreak science and the importance of disease surveillance. Learn practical measures to prevent and control the spread of diseases.

Examine the eight dimensions of wellness, including physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being. Understand how these dimensions interact and contribute to a fulfilling and balanced life.

Explore diverse strategies for disease prevention and key public health surveillance techniques. Gain insights into the roles of various scientific perspectives and develop skills to effectively respond to outbreaks.

Explore the enduring impact of cholera in Haiti, focusing on control measures and the challenges in managing the epidemic. Understand effective epidemic control methods and analyze the role of international organizations in health crises.

Examine the discovery of the Zika virus, its global dissemination, and the associated health challenges, particularly its effects on newborn health in Brazil. Gain knowledge about prevention strategies and explore the potential future impact of the virus's mutation and spread.