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How to Identify the Need for an Intervention?

Identifying the need for an intervention involves:
Conducting epidemiological studies to understand disease patterns and risk factors.
Analyzing surveillance data to detect outbreaks and trends.
Performing risk assessments to determine vulnerable populations.
This information helps in prioritizing health issues and understanding the scope of the intervention needed.

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