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Learning Outcomes – Descriptive Epidemiology
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00:01 Okay so what have we learned in this lecture? You now know how to compute prevalence, incidence, particularly incidence density and cumulative incidence. You also know the difference between various measurements of mortality, in particular case fatality ratio and proportional mortality ratio. And you know how to visually instantaneously interpret the meaning of a population pyramid. 00:22 Thank you.
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The lecture Learning Outcomes – Descriptive Epidemiology by Raywat Deonandan, PhD is from the course Descriptive Epidemiology.
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The best explanations in epidemiology I have ever come across, both in real life and online. Thank you so much for your excellent teaching.
I chose this 5 stars because Professor Raywat is a brilliant teacher. I like the simplicity and ease with which he explains the material and the confidence that he exudes. I would recommend this course to students that struggle with understanding the basic principles of Epidemiology
