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Эпидемиология = Epidemiology
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
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UNIT 1. Review of the epidemic process. Preventive and anti-epidemic measures of outpatient and hospital health care organisations
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Table of contents
FOREWORD
LIST OF KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS USED IN EPIDEMIOLOGY
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
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UNIT 1. Review of the epidemic process. Preventive and anti-epidemic measures of outpatient and hospital health care organisations
Learning material for the Unit
1.1. Defi nition of epidemiology, subject and aims of epidemiology of infectious diseases as a science
1.2. Structure and content of epidemiological methods of the research
1.3. Review of the epidemic process
1.3.1. The theory of the mechanism of infectious agents’ transmission
1.3.2. The theory of self-regulation of the epidemic process
1.4. Signs of the epidemic process
1.5. Anti-epidemic measures and means
1.6. Criteria for the selection of anti-epidemic measures. The quality and effi ciency of anti-epidemic measures
1.7. Arrangement of anti-epidemic control for the population
1.8. Disinfection: methods and means, indications for assigning. Disinsection. Deratisation
1.9. Sterilisation: methods, indications, quality control
Tests for self-assessment of students’ knowledge
Assignment 1
UNIT 2. Preventive immunisation against infectious diseases: organisational foundations of immunisation against the infectious diseases
2.1. Defi nitions of “immunity”, “immune response”, “primary and secondary immune responses”
Learning material for the Unit
2.2. Classifi cation and characterisation of immunobiological drugs (IBDs) used in vaccination. Vaccine and toxoid recommendations. Vaccine administration. Infection control
2.3. Vaccine storage and the “Cold chain”
2.4. Adverse events following immunisation (AEFI): causality assessment
2.5. Medical contraindications to vaccinations
Tests for self-assessment of students’ knowledge
Assignment 2
UNIT 3. National Immunisation Schedule
Learning material for the Unit
3.1. National Immunisation Schedule of the Republic of Belarus
3.2. Tactics for preventive vaccination against hepatitis B
3.3. Tactics for preventive vaccination against tuberculosis
3.4. Tactics for preventive vaccination against poliomyelitis
3.5. Tactics for preventive vaccination against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis
3.6. Tactics for preventive vaccination against measles, mumps and rubella
3.7. Tactics for preventive vaccination against haemophilus infl uenza type B
3.8. Tactics for preventive vaccinations against pneumococcal infection
3.9. Tactics for preventive vaccinations against infl uenza/fl u
Tests for self-assessment of students’ knowledge
Assignment 3
UNIT 4. Preventive immunisation against infectious diseases according to the epidemic indications
Learning material for the Unit
4.1. Vaccination on epidemic indications
4.1.1 Hepatitis A vaccinations
4.1.2. Chickenpox vaccinations
4.1.3. Yellow fever vaccinations
4.1.4 Rabies vaccinations
4.2. The tactics for preventive vaccinations not included in the National Immunisation Schedule of preventive vaccinations
4.2.1. Vaccinations against papillomavirus infection
4.2.2. Vaccination against rotavirus infection
4.3. Emergency tetanus prophylaxis
Tests for self-assessment of students’ knowledge
Assignment 4
CHAPTER 2. PRIVATE EPIDEMIOLOGY
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