Introduction to Epidemiology for the Health Sciences

Introduction to Epidemiology for the Health Sciences offers a clear, accessible foundation for students new to epidemiology, emphasizing critical thinking and practical application. Designed to make the discipline approachable, the text equips readers with the skills needed to understand, interpret, and apply epidemiological concepts across health sciences and other professional contexts. Through structured chapters, real-world examples, and interactive learning tools, students are guided to become competent consumers of health literature and develop their own epidemiology toolkit.

Key Features:

• Focuses on critical thinking to help students interpret and apply health research.
• Chapters structured around scientific questions to guide learning and exploration.
• Conversation tools highlight common points of confusion, promoting engagement and deeper understanding.
• Example boxes present contemporary local and global cases with step-by-step explanations.
• Explanation boxes clarify complex epidemiological concepts.
• Written by experienced epidemiology and public health educators for practical, real-world relevance.
• Prepares readers to apply epidemiological tools in diverse health sciences and professional settings.