2016
DOI: 10.1590/1980-5497201600010020
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Um dicionário na dinâmica da epidemiologia

Abstract: This text synthesizes the impact of the book "A Dictionary of Epidemiology " in its two most recent editions (2008 and 2014). We related the reviews, discussions, and comments on the book in the specialized literature, as well as interventions of Miquel Porta, the editor of the publication, in the debate. We emphasized the importance of the dictionary in the dynamics of epidemiology as a source of bonding and debate for the professional environment, both before and after its publication. Finally, we offer sugg… Show more

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“…Com base em um caso clínico é permitido o investigador estudar, observar e registrar a doença e os seus atributos 8 . Tem como foco o indivíduo com fratura de colo de fêmur, com 12 anos do sexo masculino.…”
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“…Com base em um caso clínico é permitido o investigador estudar, observar e registrar a doença e os seus atributos 8 . Tem como foco o indivíduo com fratura de colo de fêmur, com 12 anos do sexo masculino.…”
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“…The adoption of these principles contributes to the improvement, the strengthening and the opportunity of sanitary surveillance actions with respect to the safety of the patient and the population. New analytical approaches using large data volumes, including data and text mining strategies and so-called "machine learning", are already a reality in pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacovigilance, 48 and are requiring new and dynamic approaches in causality 49 .…”
Section: Final Considerations From the Health Surveillance Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%