Epidemiology - lecture
Week 2 - Epidemiology of intestinal and blood born infections
The main messages and also required knowledge from this lesson are:
- basic epidemiological characteristics of blood-borne infections generally - type of pathogens, sources, routes of transmission, susceptible persons,
- main epidemiological characteristic of HIV/AIDS (pathogen and its infectivity, sources, routes of transmission, susceptible persons, risk population, risk for healthcare workers, occurrence, prevention),
- main epidemiological characteristic of hepatitis A, B, C, D, E (pathogens and its infectivity, sources, routes of transmission, susceptible persons, risk population, risk for healthcare workers, occurrence, prevention)
- basic epidemiological characteristics of food-borne infections generally - type of pathogens, sources, routes of transmission, susceptible persons,
- main epidemiological characteristic of rotavirosis, norovirosis, salmonelosis, campylobacteriosis (pathogen and its infectivity, sources, routes of transmission, susceptible persons, risk population, risk for healthcare workers, occurrence, prevention),