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Wk 1 - Community and Population Health Data

Wk 2 - Disease Prevention and Program Implementation

Wk 3 - Social Justice and Health Equity in Epidemiology

Wk 3 Overview Wk 3 Discussion - Health Equity in Public Health Practice [due Thurs] Due date: 12/16/25, 12:59 AM (CST) Post a total of 3 substantive responses over 2 separate days for full participation. This includes your initial post and 2 replies to classmates or your faculty member. Due Thursday Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: How can emerging health professionals become best equipped to embrace principles of social justice and health equity in their research and practice? What are some of the challenges associated with social justice and health equity when developing a community health initiative? What tools and approaches can you integrate to ensure health equity and social justice within your selected population (i.e., minimize a disproportionate burden of disease within a group). Include the reference used to write your ... Wk 3 - Group: Social Justice Lesson Plan Outline and Summary Due date: 12/16/25, 12:59 AM (CST) New Group 4 Wk 3 Summative Assessment: Epidemiological Practices Course Capstone Project Continued - Risk Factors and Determinants of Disease Paper Due date: 12/16/25, 12:59 AM (CST) This assessment measures your ability to evaluate epidemiological principles of disease and injury prevention in human populations for community health interventions, programs, and initiatives. Wk 3 Learning Activities No more content items to load

Wk 4 - Examining Epidemiology Research Design

Wk 5 - Evaluating Epidemiology Research Methods

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Wk 3 Summative Assessment: Epidemiological Practices Course Capstone Project Continued - Risk Factors and Determinants of Disease Paper

Assignment Instructions

For this assignment, you will continue building on the Course Capstone Preparation Draft developed in Week 1.

First, identify risk factors and/or determinants of disease that may influence a health disparity in the population from your selected public health issue in the Week 1 Capstone Project.

Next, research ways in which the identified factors may influence a health disparity on your public health issue or topic.

Then, use your research (new and previous) to write a paper in about 700 words in which you:

• Summarize the specific epidemiological issue and population at risk, including the health disparity, for the health issue under investigation.
• Define and distinguish between incidence rates and prevalence ratios.
• Calculate and describe incidence rate and prevalence ratios for your health issue and population.
• Compare the incidence and prevalence in your target population to another group or population.
• Explain how you applied epidemiological principles in your paper.

Include, within your paper, at least 3 graphical representations of data from outside sources on the issue. Briefly interpret the data depicted in the graphs.

Include and cite references to support your statements. At least two references are required (one must be scholarly)

Format your citations and any tables or figures according to APA guidelines.

Submit your assignment in Microsoft Word (not a PDF).

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