PPT-Topic 3 – Fertility and Mortality

A Fertility Patterns B Mortality Transition C Life Expectancy D Infectious and Parasitic Diseases Conditions of Usage For personal and classroom use only Excludes any other form of communication such as conference presentations published reports and papers. Becky Bender, Ellen Brenna, Selene Gonzalez, Andrew Orthober, Hannah Smith . Global Population Basics. Current Population Dynamics. Who? . H. ow many? . W. here?. http://local.brookings.k12.sd.us/biology/HumanImpact.htm. Miloslav. Klugar, Ph.D., . PhDr. .. Social Medicine and Medical Ethics. Department of Social Medicine and Health Care Policy. Office number: 5.087. Office hours: Friday 9:00 – 11: 00. Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry. . Data Interpretation, Further Analysis and Dissemination Workshop. Maternal and Reproductive Health. Overview of presentation. Fertility (1 table). Childbearing . among . adolescents (3 tables). Contraception (2 tables). Dr. Sireen M. Alkhaldi. Department of Family and Community Medicine. Community Medicine Course. Faculty of Medicine/ The University of Jordan. Lecture Objectives. Present the need for population studies ( demography) . General Linear Models. This framework . includes:. Linear . Regression. Analysis . of Variance (ANOVA). Analysis . of Covariance (ANCOVA. ). These models can all be analyzed with the function . lm(). Learning intention: to understand population growth rates and how child mortality and life-expectancy affect intrinsically affect it.. Who lives the longest?. Life expectancy: the number of years a person can expect to live, usually when they are born, based on the average living conditions within a country.. Why do some area’s of the world have higher fertility rates?. BABY O MATIC . How many will you have?. Why do governments care about fertility?. What can be done to control fertility?. What is Fertility? . Department of Family and Community Medicine. Community Medicine Course. Faculty of Medicine/ The University of Jordan. Lecture Objectives. Present the need for population studies ( demography) . Introduce the components of population dynamics ( births, deaths, migration). of the HIV fertility relationship is therefore an important precursor to understanding the consequences. Understanding sexual behaviour, a field which demographers have studied because of its importa i. mportance of demographic indicators for gender analysis. Workshop Title. Location and Date. Session outline. What is demography?. Demography and gender. Data sources. Sex ratio at birth. Fertility rates. the 1940s, though the environment that triggered tapering off of fertility varied considerably from the setting of human development in Kerala to economic development in Punjab (Das Gupta 1997). Howev Source:. TG-Fertility Topic Drivers. Title:. Att.3 – Presentation (TG-Fertility). Purpose:. Discussion. Contact:. Susanna Brandi. Eleonora Lippolis. E-mail: . susanna.brandi@merckgroup.com. E-mail: . Subject: Community Medicine. Chapter: Epidemiology. Topic: Measurements in Epidemiology. Faculty: . Dr.. A. K. Sharma. Note: Click on the audio link on each slide to listen to the lecture. Measurements in epidemiology. Stevan Harrell. ANTH/SISEA 406. 15 January, 2014. What do we Need to Know about Population?. How has population grown through history?. What determines population growth?. What drives population growth?.