Evidence is important in understanding and making decisions regarding public health. Empirical articles serve as credible sources of support because they provide or describe evidence based on research. Empirical articles describe original research or the results of a study.
Begin by researching major causes and trends in morbidity and mortality in the United States.
Once you have completed your research, identify one health issue related to morbidity and mortality. Locate three empirical articles related to primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention, one for each level of prevention, including health promotion and screening related to the health issue you have identified in your research.
Utilize the “PUB-510 Levels of Prevention Matrix” in order to evaluate your chosen articles.
Your selected articles must have been published within the last 5 years, and the information discussed in your matrix must be paraphrased/summarized.
