You were invited to conduct an in-service on Managerial Epidemiology and Decision Making in Healthcare to newly hired employees. Describe to them: 1. Why they need to know about Managerial Epidemiology (offer minimum one real-life example) 2. What type of data and studies they should be familiar with in order to be successful at their jobs (offer examples of a study design and the data that will be collected; explain how this information is applicable to the managerial functions)
Managerial epidemiology help to address the problem, provide the
solution, promote patient outcome in cost-effectiveness in an
efficient way.
Example:
There is a measles outbreak among Europe's rural communities. More
than 95% of children and adolescents not vaccinated due to lack of
vaccination supply, missed an opportunity and high cost.
Public health strategies help to respond to the measles outbreak in
this area. detailed data of outbreak help to identify the
unvaccinated children groups and its risk factors, preventive and
response measures help them address the issues.
Study design help for the effectiveness of strategies and
prevention of disease outbreak.
managerial surveillance help strengthen the process of
disease management and prevention. the case-control study
identifies biological, emotional, socioeconomic character
associated with a measles outbreak. identifying available data and
variables helps to identify c]vulnerability to measles(age
<1year).this is an observational study. the control group is one
of the most important aspects of designing a case-control study.
variables in factors with the use of two control groups
predetermine the mild and severity of the disease. it is an
inexpensive study design for rural communities for clinical
observation. study design suggest the associated proportion of
vulnerable children in that group, it helps to cover the measles
vaccination and access for health education and prevention service
and prevent the measles outbreak.
You were invited to conduct an in-service on Managerial Epidemiology and Decision Making in Healthcare to...
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