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This document outlines 9 lectures on topics related to community medicine for first year medical students. The lectures will cover the iceberg of disease, health care systems, health systems, the World Health Organization, healthy cities, primary health care, expanded programs of immunization, diarrhea, and diphtheria. For each topic, the lecture outline provides the key concepts and definitions that will be discussed.
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- 1. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE Lectures out line semester -1 FIRST YEAR M.B.B.S 11/ 01/ 14 1. ICEBERG of Disease Lecture Outline: • Iceberg Concept of disease • Health and Illness • Natural History of disease • Spectrum of disease • Factors influencing disease transmission • Virulence • Antigenicity. 2. Health Care System Lecture Outline: • Define Health Care System 1
- 2. • HealthCare system infrastructure • Primary aims of integrated care • Target population • District Healthcare system • Health District • District Management Team • Planning Cycle 3. Health System Lecture Outline: • Definition of Health System • Health System development • Components of Health System • Indicators • Types of Indicators • Health Needs • Classification of major Health Problems • Definition of Equity • Definition of Effectiveness 2
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