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Introduction to Chronic Disease Epidemiology Supplemental Curriculum for Health Department Associates Supported by NACCD

Supercourse Over 46,000 faculty participants 174 countries Library of over 4500 public health lectures 31 languages

Course Description This course is designed to provide health department epidemiologists and other associates, especially those in early stages of their work, with a shared reference on major chronic diseases and skill on applying various epidemiological methods to design and conduct epidemiological studies on chronic diseases and prevention efforts.

Quality Control Peer review Evaluation of lectures by State Health Department Representatives Evaluation forms for advanced students

Course Goals The key goal of the course is to establish a state and local chronic disease network to improve education in chronic diseases beginning with the three states: Pennsylvania, Florida, and South Carolina

Teaching Format The Proposed curriculum can be utilized by two different methods: (a) participatory seminar (b) independent learning

INTRODUCTION TO CHRONIC DISEASE AND EPIDEMIOLOGY METHODS The goal of this lecture block is to provide an introduction to the field of chronic disease epidemiology, importance of prevention, and overview basic statistical approaches for epidemiological research.

Cancer The goal of this lecture block is to provide introduction to the field of cancer epidemiology and prevention. Cancer disparities issue will be the focus of one of the lectures in this block.

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND OTHER CHRONIC CONDITIONS The goal of the “cardiovascular” lecture block is to provide introduction to the field of cardiovascular disease epidemiology. The goal of the lecture block on “other chronic conditions” is to introduce epidemiologists and other healthcare professionals to several other diseases and conditions that represent a significant health concern: Alzheimer’s Disease, arthritis, asthma, and smoking cessation.

DIABETES The goal of this lecture block is to provide introduction to the field of cancer epidemiology. The theme of obesity, major risk factor for Type II diabetes development will be overviewed in these lectures. Research methods for the field of diabetes will be reviewed in this block.