Diploma - Epidemiology with disciplinary emphasis in research
Duration: 2 Months
Hourly Intensity: 120 hours
Home: Subject to the number of registrants
Completion: Subject to the number of registrants
Community Investment in General:
Modality: Mixed
Quotas: Unlimited
Certification: Completed course 100% (Delivered within 48 hours)
Faculty: Engineering, Architecture and Urban Planning / Humanities and Social Sciences
General Enrollment: $1.200.000.00
Registration Cooperation Agreements 20%: $960.000.00
Enrollment of Teachers, Collaborators and Alumni 30%: $840.000.00
Uninavarra Students 40%: $720.000.00
Program Presentation
The Diploma in Epidemiology with disciplinary emphasis in Research relates the topics on the use of epidemiological practices for clinical, community and social decision making, covering strategies to measure the frequency of events of interest in public health, research and their consequences in different population groups; the presence or absence of entities that affect the community or the individual and the probability or not of suffering from such entity, in addition to recognizing systematic errors when making observations as well as clinical and epidemiological measurements; and the different ways that can be used to control them and try to establish the relationship of possible causal associations between the diagnostic methods and the prognosis of the different clinical situations. Therefore, the models that explain the health-disease process with the main factors that allow locating public health from the economic, social, political and cultural spheres are taken into account in this diploma course.
The Diploma in Epidemiology with disciplinary emphasis in Research relates the topics on the use of epidemiological practices for clinical, community and social decision making, covering strategies to measure the frequency of events of interest in public health, research and their consequences in different population groups; the presence or absence of entities that affect the community or the individual and the probability or not of suffering from such entity, in addition to recognizing systematic errors when making observations as well as clinical and epidemiological measurements; and the different ways that can be used to control them and try to establish the relationship of possible causal associations between the diagnostic methods and the prognosis of the different clinical situations. Therefore, the models that explain the health-disease process with the main factors that allow locating public health from the economic, social, political and cultural spheres are taken into account in this diploma course.
Target
To provide health professionals and related careers with the basic epidemiological knowledge for the analysis of the frequent pathologies of today's society in order to understand the health-disease process of the community in which we live.
To provide health professionals and related careers with the basic epidemiological knowledge for the analysis of the frequent pathologies of today's society in order to understand the health-disease process of the community in which we live.
Methodology
- To know the elementary epidemiological terminology for the development of health research criteria.
- Basic knowledge of the epidemiological data of the most frequent pathologies in the current population.
- Establish the main determinants that allow us to situate public health from an economic, social, political and cultural point of view.
- Adequate analysis of epidemiological information and studies.
- Propose actions at the primary, secondary and tertiary prevention levels based on the implementation of different health strategies.
- Execute better actions through decision making for the benefit of public health.
- To know the elementary epidemiological terminology for the development of health research criteria.
- Basic knowledge of the epidemiological data of the most frequent pathologies in the current population.
- Establish the main determinants that allow us to situate public health from an economic, social, political and cultural point of view.
- Adequate analysis of epidemiological information and studies.
- Propose actions at the primary, secondary and tertiary prevention levels based on the implementation of different health strategies.
- Execute better actions through decision making for the benefit of public health.