Health and Society

开始时间: 04/22/2022 持续时间: 12 weeks

所在平台: EdxArchive

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大学或机构: HarvardX

授课老师: Ichiro Kawachi Monica Wang

课程主页: https://www.edx.org/archive/health-society-harvardx-ph201x

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*Note - This is an Archived course*

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the major social variables—social class, race, gender, poverty, income distribution, social networks/support, community cohesion, the work and neighborhood environment—that affect population health.

The course covers the theoretical underpinnings of each construct (e.g. "race" as a social category), and surveys the empirical research linking each to population health status. Methods are introduced to operationalize each construct for the purposes of empirical application in epidemiologic research.

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  • How population health is affected by and the theories underlying the following major social variables: socio-economic status (SES), Income inequality, race and ethnicities, social networks and support, neighborhoods, social capital and cohesion, and work environment
  • What empirical research links these variables to population health status
  • Which methods are used in social epidemiological research and how this research is empirically applied

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The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the major social variables that affect population health.

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