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Public HealthFoundations of Public Health

What Is Public Health

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What what is public health means

The goals and scope of public health.

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Question

Public health focuses on

  • protecting and improving the health of whole populations
  • treating only one patient at a time
  • selling cars
  • building roads
Answer: protecting and improving the health of whole populations

Working: Public health works at the community and population level.

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Related skills

Other Foundations of Public Health skills in Public Health, at the same point in the course.

Other Public Health topics

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