PHTH 2351 — Community and Public Health - Global

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureNUpath SI

Offers a basic familiarity with (and appreciation of) public health and community-based methods for improving the health of populations in a global context. Discusses the purposes and structures of the public health systems of the United States and the host country. Explores contemporary public health issues, including the global burden of disease; social determinants of inequalities in health and healthcare; communicable disease detection and management; environmental health risks; nutrition and physical activity; and unhealthy behaviors, such as substance use and violence. Analyzes the application of public health practices and principles to urban health concerns through the use of comparative case studies.

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HSCI 4700, PHTH 3717, PHTH 4120

Courses that list PHTH 2351 in their prerequisites.

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