Infectious Disease Epidemiology: Theory and PracticeJones & Bartlett Learning, 2005 - 748 pagine |
Sommario
General Principles | 17 |
Epidemiologic Characteristics of Infectious Diseases | 26 |
Surveillance of Infectious Diseases | 36 |
Recent Trends in Infectious Disease Morbidity and Mortality in | 43 |
Chapter 3Study Design | 51 |
Outbreak Epidemiology | 119 |
Conclusion | 146 |
Basic Theory for SIR Model | 152 |
Chapter 15The Epidemiology of Acute Respiratory Infections | 439 |
Pathogens Responsible for Acute Respiratory Infections | 446 |
Efficient Methods of Data Collection To Evaluate Respiratory | 465 |
Chapter 16Epidemiology and Prevention of Influenza | 477 |
Mechanisms of Antigenic Variation | 485 |
Chapter 17Diarrheal Diseases | 497 |
Specific Enteropathogens | 505 |
Host Risk Factors | 511 |
Developing Applications | 163 |
Chapter 7Microbiology Tools for the Epidemiologist | 171 |
Fungi | 181 |
Diagnostic Microbiology | 193 |
Molecular Diagnostics | 202 |
Specific Techniques of Molecular Epidemiology | 217 |
Conclusion | 228 |
Chapter 9Geographic Information Systems | 231 |
Chapter 10VaccinesPast Present and Future | 255 |
Immunization Schedules | 261 |
Vaccine Efficacy and Vaccine Effectiveness | 267 |
Direct Impact of Vaccination | 273 |
Barriers to Vaccine Implementation and Coverage | 280 |
Relationship of Nutrition with Infectious Diseases | 288 |
Chapter 12Emerging and New Infectious Diseases | 301 |
Other Emerging Infectious Diseases | 314 |
Responses to the Threat of Emerging Infections | 342 |
Criteria for Causality | 348 |
Chapter 13Nosocomial Infections | 357 |
Chapter 14Tuberculosis | 411 |
Therapy | 417 |
Bacillus CalmetteGuérin | 429 |
Chapter 18Review of the Epidemiology of Human Immunodeficiency Virus | 521 |
Relationship of HIV Type and Epidemicity | 527 |
Global Epidemiologic Trends | 537 |
Impact of Antiretroviral Therapy on Epidemicity | 553 |
Chapter 19Viral Hepatitis | 567 |
Hepatitis B Virus | 576 |
Delta Hepatitis | 586 |
Hepatitis E Virus | 595 |
Chapter 20Sexually Transmitted Diseases | 611 |
Chlamydia | 618 |
Chancroid | 624 |
Vaginal Infections | 631 |
Use of Epidemiologic Models To Guide Control Efforts | 638 |
Chapter 21Lyme Disease | 655 |
The Disease | 661 |
ExposureRisk Factors | 667 |
Chapter 22The Epidemiology and Control of Malaria | 675 |
Pathogenesis in Individual Humans | 684 |
Human Factors Influencing Malaria | 693 |
Chapter 23Epidemiology of Helminth Infections | 711 |
Review of Other Geohelminths | 721 |
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