Principles of Public Health PracticeDelmar Publishers, 1997 - 377 Seiten This state-of-the-art book describes the characteristics of local, state and federal public health agencies. All aspects of public health information are discussed in this book, including history, legal issues, delivery of core services like data management and disease control as well as tools required to practice public health services, such as leadership and budgeting. This book is essential for anyone involved in the development of public health systems today and into the future. |
Inhalt
Concepts and Definitions of Public Health Practice | 3 |
History and Development of Public Health | 10 |
The Determinants of Health | 31 |
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