Exam 2: Methods of Investigation of Population Health Issues

What does the science of epidemiology encourage health care providers to explore in order to understand both positive and negative health states within a population? (Select all that apply.)

Which important criterion indicates the effectiveness of a population-based screening test?

What makes surveillance an important population health activity?

How does health informatics promote evidence-informed care?

Which measure is incorporated in calculating population attributable risk?

Which of the following types of study design represents an analytical experimental study that would require a rigorous ethics approval process?

Which research approach is most useful for understanding the perceptions of a particular group of people interacting with health care providers in a community outreach clinic?

Which of the following actions does active surveillance require that passive surveillance already has in place?

What is the essential difference between an Indigenous research paradigm and a dominant research paradigm, such as critical research?

What is required for a screening program to be identified as an ethical population-based service? (Select all that apply.)