Principles of Exposure Measurement in Epidemiology
Collecting, evaluating and improving measures of disease risk factors
2 edition
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Publication
2008-04-07 - Oxford University Press, USA
Language
English
Word Count
96,000 words, Guess
Page Count
384 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- ISBN-100198509855
- ISBN-139780198509851
- Goodreads3341123
- LibraryThing8408185
- Library of Congress Control Number2007043092
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number175174376
- Open LibraryOL9565136M
Classifications
- LCCRA652.4 .A28 2008
Description
Originally written for those wishing to design or conduct epidemiological studies and as a graduate course text, and published to wide international acclaim, this book now appears in paperback. Its coverage of all relevant issues will thus be accessible to all students of epidemiology. Much epidemological research is undertaken to relate exposure to external agents to the occurrence of particular diseases, which depends critically on the accurate measurement of exposure. This book is the first to cover the design of questionnaires, conducting personal interviews, abstracting medical records, the use of biological and environmental measurements, and important background areas for exposure measurement, such as error in measurement and its effects, maximising participation of subjects in research, and ethical issues.
First Sentence
Epidemiology is a comparatively new science.
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