African Health Sciences

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African Health Sciences

African Health Sciences (pronunciation: Af-ri-can Health Sci-en-ces) is a field of study that focuses on the health issues and challenges faced by the African continent. It is a multidisciplinary field that combines various aspects of health, medicine, and science to improve the health outcomes of the African population.

Etymology

The term "African Health Sciences" is derived from the geographical region it focuses on, which is Africa, and the two main disciplines it encompasses, which are health and sciences.

Related Terms

  • Public Health: This is a field of study that focuses on the health of the general population. In the context of African Health Sciences, public health looks at the health issues that affect the African population at large.
  • Epidemiology: This is the study of how often diseases occur in different groups of people and why. In African Health Sciences, epidemiology is used to understand the spread of diseases in Africa and to develop strategies to prevent and control them.
  • Healthcare Delivery: This refers to the provision of health services to individuals. In African Health Sciences, healthcare delivery looks at how health services are provided to the African population and how they can be improved.
  • Health Policy: This refers to the decisions, plans, and actions that are undertaken to achieve specific health care goals within a society. In African Health Sciences, health policy is concerned with the policies that affect the health of the African population.
  • Health Education: This is a profession of educating people about health. In African Health Sciences, health education is used to educate the African population about health issues and promote healthy behaviors.
  • Health Research: This is the process of discovering new knowledge about health. In African Health Sciences, health research is used to discover new knowledge about the health issues that affect the African population.

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