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Salmonella in the Caribbean 

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Learning Outcomes:

 

 

After completing this case study, the student will be able to

 

  • describe the epidemiology of infection with Salmonella (e.g., incubation period, modes of transmission, and common vehicles);
  • list the steps that might be used to investigate and address a public health problem;
  • describe the desired characteristics of a surveillance system for a disease, given the objectives of the surveillance system;
  • analyze figures that display public health data;
  • interpret the results of a case-control study;
  • discuss the uses of subtyping information in foodborne disease investigations;
  • assist in the evaluation of a surveillance system; and
  • discuss how surveillance data can be used to identify and characterize public health problems and to monitor control measures.

 

http://www2a.cdc.gov/epicasestudies/computerbased/ecoli.htm 

 

 

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