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4.What Responsibilities of public health workers in the midst of pandemic here in the Philippines.?
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- 1. What is the importance of Health Education in Nursing? 2. How important are Health Education and Health Literacy in relation to the transmission and spread of the COVID 19 pandemic? 3. What are the current trends and issues on health education?Aside on the government guidlines, how would you protect yourself in the "age of pandemics"?5. What is the The Public Health Crisis in Ethiopia Tuberculosis?
- 5)How does the rate of disease transmission vary with the distribution of individuals? a)Population b)Community c)Ecosystem1. what are some of the positives and the negatives of the covid pandemic.1. How to make the National Service Training Program(NSTP) meaningful and worthwhile in Mixed Online Learning(MOL) during this pandemic?
- 1. Why do people who are immunized sometimes still get the flu? 2. What do the letter A,H, and N stand for in the name A(H5N1)? 3. Why are epidemiologists particularly concerned about bird influenza viruses?Q. _What you do As a students, how can you help your community/baranggay/ municipality this time of pandemic?1. What are the different infectious disease categories? Briefly explain each. Zoonotic Disease Emerging Infectious Disease Vector-Borne Disease 2. What happens during infection? 3. What is infectious disease and what causes it?
