Subject: Health Care   / General Health Care
Question
Clinical, research and managerial epidemiologists deal in risk. Risk is the chance that a person may or may not develop the condition, with or without exposure, in a defined time period. There is more than one type of risk.
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Type of Risk
Absolute risk(incidence, prevalence)
Relative risk (RR)(Odds Ratio)
Attributable
risk/fraction
Risk Objective
To determine the rates of disease by person, place and time
To identify the risk factors for the disease
To develop approaches for disease prevention
Example
Birth/death rates are absolute!
What are the odds?
Increase/decrease in incidence/proportion?
What do we know about the absolute, relative risk and attributable risk of smoking and lung cancer?
How may this knowledge help in private and public health epidemiology?
Be sure in your initial response to provide at least two examples from peer reviewed literature that expound upon this relationship (write 5-6 sentence summaries for each article).
