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课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/a-public-health-approach-to-hearing-loss-and-aging
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课程名称: 听力损失与老龄化的公共卫生方法 概述: 在约翰霍普金斯耳蜗中心，我们致力于培养下一代临床医生和研究人员，研究老年人听力损失对公共健康的影响，并开发和实施针对听力损失的公共卫生策略和解决方案。本课程旨在介绍公共卫生方法在人口基础研究中的应用，回顾公共卫生政策和正在进行的干预措施，并讨论当前流行病学研究将老年人的听力损失与认知和医疗结果（包括痴呆）联系起来的成果。学习者将聆听约翰霍普金斯大学的教职员工和研究人员分享他们在耳鼻喉科、听力学、流行病学、老年医学以及公共卫生政策和经济学方面的专业知识。 课程大纲: 1. 名称: 背景 描述: Introduces hearing loss as a public health issue and provides a framework for evaluating how hearing loss is important to the health of older adults, including a discussion of basic epidemiologic study design. Provides a rationale for why hearing loss may be related to dementia diagnosis in older adults. 2. 名称: 听力与结果 描述: 总结当前流行病学研究将听力损失与老年人的认知和医疗结果（包括痴呆症）联系起来的成果。 3. 名称: 应用与转化 描述: 提供听力对医疗利用影响的概述，并介绍如何将基于人群的研究转化为政策与干预措施。
Name:Background
Description:Introduces hearing loss as a public health issue and provides a framework for evaluating how hearing loss is important to the health of older adults, including a discussion of basic epidemiologic study design. Provides a rationale for why hearing loss may be related to dementia diagnosis in older adults.
Name:Hearing and Outcomes
Description:Summarizes current epidemiologic research linking hearing loss to cognitive and healthcare outcomes in older adults, including dementia.
Name:Application and Translation
Description:Presents an overview of hearing’s impact on healthcare utilization, and of the translation of population based research into policy and interventions.
At the Johns Hopkins Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health, we are dedicated to training up the next generation of clinicians and researchers to study the impact that hearing loss in older adults has on public health and to develop and implement public health strategies and solutions for hearing loss. The Center is proud to present this course which introduces a public health approach to aging and hearing population-based research, reviews the state of public health policy and ongoing interventions, and discusses the current epidemiologic research linking hearing loss to cognitive and healthcare outcomes in older adults, including dementia. Learners will be hearing from Johns Hopkins faculty and researchers who will speak on their expertise in areas of otolaryngology, audiology, epidemiology, gerontology, and public health policy/economics.
