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Applied Demography and Public Health
Nazrul Hoque (Hrsg.), Benjamin S. Bradshaw (Hrsg.), Mary A. McGehee (Hrsg.)
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Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Politische Soziologie
Beschreibung
This book combines the disciplines of applied demography and public health by describing how applied demographic techniques can be used to help address public health issues. Besides addressing the impact of aging on health and health-related expenditure, cause-specific mortality, and maternal health and morbidity, the book provides several chapters on special analysis and methodological issues.
The chapters provide a number of resources and tools that can be used in conducting research aimed at promoting public health. These resources include information on a variety of health research datasets, different statistical methodologies for analyzing health-related data and developing concepts related to health status, methodologies for forecasting or projecting disease incidences and associated costs, and discussions of demographic concepts used to measure population health status.
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Demography and public health, Maternal health and morbidity, Healthy life expectancy, Analyzing health related date, Retirement as a risk factor for mortality, Blood pressure control in hypertensive diabetic patients, Mortality rates for diabetes mellitus, Active aging, Global aging and adult health, Forecasting health care use, Population aging, Public health issues, Implications of aging, Infant mortality, Obstetric morbidity, Early child bearing, Cancer screening in the US and Europe, Overweight and obesity, Cancer incidence and mortality