Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking: the role of heterogeneity in model predictions
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| spelling | Feng, Zhilan 1959- Verfasser aut Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking the role of heterogeneity in model predictions by Zhilan Feng, Purdue University, USA. New Jersey World Scientific [2014] © 2014 1 online resource (xiii, 291 pages) illustrations txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Print version record 1. Epidemic models. 1.1. Continuous-time models. 1.2. Discrete-time models -- 2. Endemic models. 2.1. Classical SIR and SEIR endemic models. 2.2. Multi-group models and the role of mixing. 2.3. Multiple pathogen strains and host types. 2.4. Age-structured models. 2.5. Models with non-exponentially distributed stages durations. 2.6. Oscillatory dynamic created by isolation. 2.7. Coupled dynamics of biological processes -- 3. Applications of models to evaluations of disease control strategies. 3.1. Influenza. 3.2. SARS. 3.3. Tuberculosis. 3.4. Schistosomiasis. 3.5. Synergy between HSV-2 and HIV -- 4. Development of interactive tools to assist public health policymaking. 4.1. An interactive tool for policymaking in disease control Mathematical models can be very helpful to understand the transmission dynamics of infectious diseases. This book presents examples of epidemiological models and modeling tools that can assist policymakers to assess and evaluate disease control strategies MEDICAL / Forensic Medicine bisacsh MEDICAL / Preventive Medicine bisacsh MEDICAL / Public Health bisacsh Communicable diseases / Epidemiology / Mathematical models fast Epidemiology / Mathematical models fast Health risk assessment / Government policy fast Public health surveillance fast Mathematisches Modell Medizin Politik Epidemiology Mathematical models Communicable diseases Epidemiology Mathematical models Health risk assessment Government policy Public health surveillance Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Feng, Zhilan, 1959- Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking |
| spellingShingle | Feng, Zhilan 1959- Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking the role of heterogeneity in model predictions 1. Epidemic models. 1.1. Continuous-time models. 1.2. Discrete-time models -- 2. Endemic models. 2.1. Classical SIR and SEIR endemic models. 2.2. Multi-group models and the role of mixing. 2.3. Multiple pathogen strains and host types. 2.4. Age-structured models. 2.5. Models with non-exponentially distributed stages durations. 2.6. Oscillatory dynamic created by isolation. 2.7. Coupled dynamics of biological processes -- 3. Applications of models to evaluations of disease control strategies. 3.1. Influenza. 3.2. SARS. 3.3. Tuberculosis. 3.4. Schistosomiasis. 3.5. Synergy between HSV-2 and HIV -- 4. Development of interactive tools to assist public health policymaking. 4.1. An interactive tool for policymaking in disease control Mathematical models can be very helpful to understand the transmission dynamics of infectious diseases. This book presents examples of epidemiological models and modeling tools that can assist policymakers to assess and evaluate disease control strategies MEDICAL / Forensic Medicine bisacsh MEDICAL / Preventive Medicine bisacsh MEDICAL / Public Health bisacsh Communicable diseases / Epidemiology / Mathematical models fast Epidemiology / Mathematical models fast Health risk assessment / Government policy fast Public health surveillance fast Mathematisches Modell Medizin Politik Epidemiology Mathematical models Communicable diseases Epidemiology Mathematical models Health risk assessment Government policy Public health surveillance |
| title | Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking the role of heterogeneity in model predictions |
| title_auth | Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking the role of heterogeneity in model predictions |
| title_exact_search | Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking the role of heterogeneity in model predictions |
| title_full | Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking the role of heterogeneity in model predictions by Zhilan Feng, Purdue University, USA. |
| title_fullStr | Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking the role of heterogeneity in model predictions by Zhilan Feng, Purdue University, USA. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking the role of heterogeneity in model predictions by Zhilan Feng, Purdue University, USA. |
| title_short | Applications of epidemiological models to public health policymaking |
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| topic | MEDICAL / Forensic Medicine bisacsh MEDICAL / Preventive Medicine bisacsh MEDICAL / Public Health bisacsh Communicable diseases / Epidemiology / Mathematical models fast Epidemiology / Mathematical models fast Health risk assessment / Government policy fast Public health surveillance fast Mathematisches Modell Medizin Politik Epidemiology Mathematical models Communicable diseases Epidemiology Mathematical models Health risk assessment Government policy Public health surveillance |
| topic_facet | MEDICAL / Forensic Medicine MEDICAL / Preventive Medicine MEDICAL / Public Health Communicable diseases / Epidemiology / Mathematical models Epidemiology / Mathematical models Health risk assessment / Government policy Public health surveillance Mathematisches Modell Medizin Politik Epidemiology Mathematical models Communicable diseases Epidemiology Mathematical models Health risk assessment Government policy Public health surveillance |
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