Several types of professionals constitute the human resources in epidemiology:
Epidemiologists: These scientists study the distribution and determinants of health-related states and events in specific populations, and apply this study to control health problems. Biostatisticians: They apply statistical principles to the analysis of data, helping to interpret complex data sets and draw meaningful conclusions. Public Health Nurses: They play a crucial role in community health, conducting screenings, and educating the public on disease prevention. Field Investigators: These professionals collect and analyze data directly from the field to identify the sources and spread of diseases. Health Educators: They develop programs and materials to educate people about health topics and promote wellness.
