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"This book discusses the immunization of majority of a population... This book also discusses the history of public health, the Global environmental issues, the rapid population growth in poorest countries, the high level of energy consumption and low rates of population growth in industrialized countries, economic of health, human resources, and much, much more." --Wonderpedia USA

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1. A history of public health 2. Expanding the concept of public health 3. Measuring, monitoring, and evaluating the health of a population 4. Communicable diseases 5. Noncommunicable diseases and conditions 6. Family health and primary prevention 7. Special community health needs 8. Nutrition and food safety 9. Environmental and occupational health 10. Organization of public health systems 11. Measuring costs: The economics of health 12. Planning and managing health systems 13. National health systems 14. Human resources for health 15. Health technology, quality, law, and ethics 16. Global health

The New Public Health

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    A Hardback by Theodore H. Tulchinsky, Elena A. Varavikova, Matan J. Cohen

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      Publisher: Elsevier Science Publishing Co Inc
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 17/07/2023
      ISBN13: 9780128229576, 978-0128229576
      ISBN10: 0128229578
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      "This book discusses the immunization of majority of a population... This book also discusses the history of public health, the Global environmental issues, the rapid population growth in poorest countries, the high level of energy consumption and low rates of population growth in industrialized countries, economic of health, human resources, and much, much more." --Wonderpedia USA

      Table of Contents
      1. A history of public health 2. Expanding the concept of public health 3. Measuring, monitoring, and evaluating the health of a population 4. Communicable diseases 5. Noncommunicable diseases and conditions 6. Family health and primary prevention 7. Special community health needs 8. Nutrition and food safety 9. Environmental and occupational health 10. Organization of public health systems 11. Measuring costs: The economics of health 12. Planning and managing health systems 13. National health systems 14. Human resources for health 15. Health technology, quality, law, and ethics 16. Global health

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