Global warming and diseases
Building Your Evidence Base
For this role, you will assume the role of a public health leader.). Make an evidence table based on what you have gathered on The connection between global warming and diseases and other public health problems, such as clean air and water in the United States.
Evidence Table
This evidence table allows you to list the evidence gathered. The goal of using this table is to promote succinct and careful thinking about research implications as applied or synthesized to your emerging issue.
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| Author, date, country, target group, and generalizability. | Type of study (quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods), number of databases searched, and inclusion and exclusion criteria. | Description of interventions, intervention providers, intervention settings, and theoretical frameworks. | Primary outcomes and secondary outcomes of the interventions as deemed significant by measurement of the outcomes. | Identify from the evidence any ethical considerations raised or implied in the studies. | Main results of review, and comments and limitations and application to your chosen emerging issue. |
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Note: The table will expand and headings will repeat on subsequent pages.
Synthesis and Analysis of Evidence
Overview Directions
Step One: Introduction
produce an introduction to this task, assuming the role as the leader of a public health agency.
- Discuss the importance of evidence-based practice to The connection between global warming and diseases and other public health problems, such as clean air and water in the United States.
- Add a short summary of what you have learned up to this point about your chosen emerging issue, and a short analysis of how the epidemiologist in your agency recommends how the investigation needs to move forward. (Refer to the discussion in this unit.)
- Discuss any ethical considerations associated with the emerging issue.
Step Two: Evidence Table
Use the following criteria to provide an analysis of the evidence using the evidence table template given in the resources.
- Is it recent? This is especially important if the evidence is data-driven.
- Is it logical?
- What is the experience of the authors or practitioners who made it?
- Is there potential bias?
- Is there any evidence challenging it?
- How important is it?
- Is it relevant to my investigation?
- What is its significance?
- Is this piece of evidence consistent with other evidence I have collected? If not, how is it different?
