Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- Characterize sources of demographic data, population structures, the Lexis diagram, and the basic system of demographic indicators.
- Calculate mortality, infant and maternal mortality, morbidity, and basic epidemiological indicators, including RR, OR, AR, and PAR.
- Apply methods of direct and indirect mortality standardization, life table construction, and decomposition of differences in life expectancy.
- Analyze differences and trends in mortality by age, sex, cause of death, marital status, education, and region.
- Interpret demographic and epidemiological indicators, life table functions, and results of population health analyses.
- Assess the suitability of demographic and epidemiological data, indicators, and analytical methods for evaluating mortality, morbidity, and population health.
Last update: Burcin Boris, RNDr., Ph.D. (28.08.2026)
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