Epidemiologic Issues in Community Interventions
Epidemiologic Issues in Community Interventions
The planning, design, and analysis of community interventions involve dealing not only with many of the generic methodologic and practical issues that arise in program evaluations, but also with several special challenges that follow from aiming an intervention at an entire community rather than at selected individuals. This chapter orients the epidemiologist to these special issues, with an emphasis on principles and practical implications.
Keywords: public health practice, community interventions, epidemiology, planning, design, analysis
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