Evaluate, using examples, the benefits of engaging in an epidemiological study

Benefits of epidemiological study:

Measuring the degree to which different risk factors are present in the crisis-affected community, and the degree to which populations benefit from interventions to minimise these risk factors.
Monitoring trends in the occurrence of specific diseases over time and identifying emergent threats in a timely fashion. For example, studies can be conducted in specific geographical locations where a number of people become affected with certain diseases.
Discovering the agent, host and environmental factor that affect community health to provide scientific basis for prevention of disease and injury including health promotion.
Identifying at risk population at greater risk of specific diseases.
To evaluate effectiveness of health programmes and services.

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evaluate, using examples, the benefits of engaging in an epidemiological study

Benefits of epidemiological study:

Measuring the degree to which different risk factors are present in the crisis-affected community, and the degree to which populations benefit from interventions to minimise these risk factors.
Monitoring trends in the occurrence of specific diseases over time and identifying emergent threats in a timely fashion. For example, studies can be conducted in specific geographical locations where a number of people become affected with certain diseases.
Discovering the agent, host and environmental factor that affect community health to provide scientific basis for prevention of disease and injury including health promotion.
Identifying at risk population at greater risk of specific diseases.
To evaluate effectiveness of health programmes and services.