Global health epidemiologists focus on gathering and analyzing data related to health outcomes, disease patterns, and risk factors. They employ various epidemiological methods to investigate outbreaks, monitor health trends, and evaluate the effectiveness of health interventions. Their responsibilities often include:
- Conducting field research to collect data on disease prevalence and incidence. - Analyzing large datasets to identify trends and risk factors. - Developing public health programs and policies based on their findings. - Collaborating with international organizations, local governments, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). - Communicating findings to policymakers, health practitioners, and the public.