How Do Epidemiologists Interpret and Communicate Findings?
Interpreting epidemiological findings requires considering the study design, measures of association, potential biases, and statistical significance. Clear communication of results is essential for public health action. Epidemiologists often use visual aids such as charts, graphs, and maps to present data effectively. They also prepare detailed reports and publish their findings in peer-reviewed journals to inform policy makers, healthcare providers, and the public.
