Community Medicine with Recent Advances

This edition, thoroughly revised to the readers in all humbleness. Efforts have been made to enhance the usefulness of the book by incorporating recent developments in the field of community medicine and deleting the outdated topics. New major topics included are Epidemiology of Burns, Research Methodology, Social Psychology, Essential Laboratory Services at Primary Care Level, National Programme for Prevention and Management of Trauma and Burn Injuries, Clinical Establishment Act-2010, Health Hazards among Healthcare Workers, and National Action Plan for Dog Mediated Rabies and National Family Health Survey-5. Minor topics included are Home-based Newborn Care, Child Trafficking, Wealth Index, WHO 1+1 Initiative, Mission Parivar Vikas, Role of Computers in Health Care, RMNCAH+N Strategy, Human Monkeypox and Omicron Virus Disease. Revised topics are Epidemiology of Cervical Cancer and its elimination, Counselling in Health Education, Allowances of ASHA Workers, Immunization Program, Gender Equality and Women Empowerment and many more. Demographic profile is also updated. Thus syllabus is covered as per the competency-based medical education curriculum, as prescribed by National Medical Commission (NMC).

Key Features :

• Cover page reminds the reader about some of the Stalwarts, who have contributed to the public health, in terms of lives that can be saved.
• As per the title, the book encompasses the recent advances in the field of community medicine.
• The exquisite flowcharts, diagrams, pictures and tables with lucid language makes the reading very easy.
• Reading clarifies the doubts and confusions thereby makes the subject matter interesting, giving a pleasurable experience.
• Comprehensively covers the syllabus as recommended by Universities and National Medical Commission.
• It is not only student friendly but also teacher friendly.
• Useful for medical officers, health professionals and policy makers.
• Gives the researchers a thought to work in terms of preventing the disease and promoting the health, thus serving the humanity.