EPIDEMIOLOGY OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES. Dr Saleh Jassim Alwan MBChB. PhD.

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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES Dr Saleh Jassim Alwan MBChB. PhD.

LECTURE 1 OBJECTIVES -To define ( reservoir, source, carrier, zoonosis,. communicable disease, and herd immunity) -To describe 1. The Epidemiological models (Agent-host- environment) and (Time place- person) 2. Natural history of disease. 3. The characteristics of agent, host, and environmental components that contribute to the epidemiology of communicable diseases.

LECTURE 1 THE COMPONENTS OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES -INFECTIOUS AGENTS HUMAN RESERVOIR - Carriers -Why carriers are important in the epidemiology Of some infections? ANIMAL RESERVOIR NON-LIVING RESERVOIR *THE SOURCE OF INFECTION

LECTURE 1 -ROUTE OF TRANSMISSION -HOST FACTORS Non-specific resistance Specific resistance Genetic Factors Acquired factors Factors affecting host immunity Age Sex Pregnancy Nutrition Trauma and fatigue Herd immunity

LECTURE 2 Objectives : HOW to establish a program for the control of CD HOW to assess the extent of an outbreak ESTABLISHING A PROGRAMME RECOGNITION OF INFECTION NOTIFICATION OF DISEASES IDENTIFICATION OF THE SOURCE OF INFECTION *The dynamic of infection ASSESMENT OF THE EXTENT OF OUTBREAK

LECTURE 3 METHODS OF CONTROL Objectives : To describe the main components of control ELIMINATION OF THE RESERVOIR 1.Human reservoir -Isolation of patients -quarantine 2. The zoonoses 3. Non-living reservoir

LECTURE 3 INTERRUPTION OF TRANSMISSION PROTECTION OF THE SUSCEPTIBLE HOST -Passive immunization - Active immunization Strategies for using active immunization -routine childhood immunization -epidemic control New vaccines

LECTURE 3 STRATEGIES for the use of drugs in the control of communicable diseases mass chemotherapy selective population chemotherapy targeted chemotherapy DRUG SPECIFICATION Efficacy Safety Simple regimens Acceptable Affordable

LECTURE 3 ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE overuse and misuse poor compliance self-medication counterfeit drugs poor control in hospitals poor standards of hygiene personal and environmental in hospitals use of antibiotics in animal husbandry, horticulture and aquaculture international travel and trade

LECTURE 4 3. SURVEILLANCE OF DISEASE : Objectives: To define surveillance TO recognize the main features,objectives,types and techniques of surveillance FEATRES: -The systematic collection of all relevant data registration of deaths notification of disease and reporting of epidemics laboratory investigations data from routine screening investigation of individual cases and epidemics epidemiological surveys

LECTURE 4 data from clinics,health centers, hospitals,and other service institutions distribution of the animal reservoir and the vector Production, distribution, and of vaccines, sera, and drugs. Demographic and environmental data non-medical statistics e.g. consumption of specific foods

LECTURE 4 the orderly consolidation and evaluation of these data The prompt dissemination of the results to those who need to know, particularly decision makers.

LECTURE 4 The techniques of surveillance are now being applied to the control of non-infectious disease. Environmental hazards Chronic non-communicable diseases Social problems.