For what reasons do we monitor health and disease?
a. To determine priorities for public health programs (e.g., burden of disease).
b. To understand change over time in causes of death and disease (e.g., pandemic influenza, motor vehicle accidents, suicide).
c. To measure the positive or negative effects of community health programs and services (e.g., community health promotion, expansion of paramedic services).
d. To improve the quality of the science underlying clinical medicine, nutrition, emergency healthcare, nursing, and allied healthcare.
e. All of the above.
Answer: E
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