Titlebook: Epidemiology, Nursing and Healthcare; A New Perspective Anne Mulhall Textbook 1996Latest edition Anne Mulhall 1996 epidemiology.health.nurs

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Textbook 1996Latest editionvidual rather than populations. The development of successful multidisciplinary practice requires modern healthcare professionals to be flexible enough to absorb ideas from other disciplines, whilst retaining the ability to challenge concepts inconsistent with good practice.This book explores epidem

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The Role of the Gut in Type 2 Immunity,lined in . (Department of Health, 1992a). But how are these initiatives to be realised? For many the answer lies in epidemiology. Several of the methods traditionally used in epidemiological studies could provide the evidence to guide the strategic planning of health services, including the role of nursing within these.

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The application of epidemiology in nursing practice,xpanded with particular reference to nursing practice. These ideas will be further developed through a detailed consideration of three areas where nursing and epidemiology might collaborate to their mutual benefit:

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Epidemiology and Food Hypersensitivity defined as ‘the study of the distribution and determinants of the health related states and events in defined populations, and the application of this study to the control of health problems’ (Last, 1987, p. 29). It is a term derived from the Greek (.=upon; .=people; .=science). In contrast with nu

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Antihistamines in Rhinitis and Asthmaext on epidemiology. However, the milieu in which nurses work and act shapes the strategies that they adopt both in their clinical practice and in the research that they pursue. Nurses and nursing do not operate in a social vacuum. Individual professional practice and development is realised through

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