4th Annual Conference on Epidemiology and Public Health

                                                                    What is the importance of clinical epidemiology? Epidemiology is most important to clinical practice since it supply a foundation for the logical treatment and diagnosis of disease problems in a category of animals or an individual patient. Clinical epidemiology, which defines with patients in a broad sense, can be split into an analytic and descriptive part. The descriptive part concentrates on the difference of clinical prognosis , while the analytical part concentrates on the cause for this variation. The main predictors for the prognosis – diagnosis and treatment are thus concepts in clinical epidemiology and the application of clinical medicine. Whe...

                                                    Why is epidemiology important in public health nursing? The significance of Epidemiology and how it relates to Nursing Epidemiology is the study of the determinants and distribution of health related events or states counting disease and the implementation of the study to the authority of disease and other health problem. Using knowledge of epidemiology, the community health nurses can set priorities for health programs according to the instantiations health needs. Using knowledge of epidemiology, they set up the health resources more successfully, by giving more importance to urgent health problems needing concentration.   Epidemiological studies can probably provide reasonable advantages to the way nurses include health-related practices into their important role. Research also offers a val...