1. The Sherlock Holmes for Diseases
The a-z of epidemiology

2. Jon Snow

3. The REAL John Snow

7. The Roots of Epidemiology

9. Study of health related events Study of diseases within a population
Method of collecting data to illustrate health outcomes of a population Based on quantitative data (scientific, systematic, data driven) Analysis of data to prevent diseases Determinants- Risk factors, causes, effects Distribution- Patterns, frequency Control of disease- methods of transmission At risk population- identify and target Public health, preventative medicine Strategies and risk factors
Epidemiology today

10. Epidemiologist= Sherlock holmes of disease
Epidemiological case studies of your chosen diseases-
Rate of death- table and graph Causes and effects of the disease Symptoms of the disease Treatment
Methods of transmission Government initiatives to control the spread of the disease At risk populations- patterns and frequency
What could have been done better to prevent the outbreak or containment of the disease?
Epidemiologist= Sherlock holmes of disease
In pairs, choose 2 recent or historic epidemics and put together a case study

11. Explore Roots of epidemiology Herd immunity
Exponential rates of transmission
Different ways of transmitting diseases
Difference between a virus and bacteria and a parasite
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