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This course provides an overview of the goals, functions, and methods of public health. After an introduction to the core concepts and tools used in public health research and practice, applications of these methodologies are considered in the context of five current controversies/problems in public health. Students work together to develop strategies for prevention and control that take into consideration different points of view, outside research, and impacts on individuals and communities.

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Program: Center for Continuing Education

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Instructors: Christine Gannon
Prerequisite: Instructor Permission
Cross Listing: PHS 101
Tuition: $993

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