NUR 651 - Epidemiology

3 credit(s)
Epidemiology provides the scientific foundation for community/public health practice. This course assists students in developing a working knowledge of descriptive and analytical epidemiology used to examine disease occurrence and health status in communities. Emphasis is placed on skill building in the areas of fundamental methodologies and critical analysis of published epidemiological studies. The student uses epidemiological data in applying knowledge to disease-prevention activities. This course is appropriate for healthcare professionals and human service students.
Prerequisite(s): Matriculation in the Master of Science in Nursing program.

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