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Epidemiologists are concerned with population growth as it relates to potential healthcare issues. Why do rates and measures of population change use the “total mid-year population” instead of the “end-of-year population?” What makes one measurement more effective than the other? Choose a real or a hypothetical example to explain how using the “end-of-year population” affects data collection and outcomes
Epidemiologists are concerned with population growth as it relates to potential healthcare issues. Why do rates and measures of population change use the “total mid-year population” instead of the “end-of-year population?” What makes one measurement more effective than the other? Choose a real or a hypothetical example to explain how using the “end-of-year population” affects data collection and outcomes
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