HSC 4663
Community Health Methods in Injury Prevention and Control
Introduces current theory and knowledge in the field of unintentional injury prevention; prepares students to critically analyze current intervention strategies and explores new directions for unintentional injury prevention and control. Topics include the importance of injury as a problem, historical and conceptual underpinnings of injury prevention, epidemiology of injury, mechanisms of injury, basic concepts of injury prevention, the role of the law in injury prevention and the role if injury surveillance on unintentional injuries.
Topics
- the importance of injury as a problem
- historical and conceptual underpinnings of injury prevention
- epidemiology of injury
- mechanisms of injury
- basic concepts of injury prevention
- the role of the law in injury prevention and the role if injury surveillance on unintentional injuries
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
Grading Scheme: Letter Grade Prerequisite: Health education and behavior majors and junior or senior standing.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2025-2026