HLT 311 O - Chronic/Communicable Diseases

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Chronic/Communicable Diseases (HLT 311)

Term: 2021-2022 Spring Term

Faculty

Gretchen Haskett
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Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 8 2019 2:00PM
  • End Date: Jan 8 2019 3:00PM
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  • Weekly Days: Wednesday
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Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 14 2015 10:10AM
  • End Date: Jan 14 2015 10:50AM
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  • Weekly Days: Wednesday
  • Note: CHAPEL


Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 8 2019 9:30AM
  • End Date: Jan 8 2019 10:30AM
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  • Weekly Days: Tuesday
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Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 8 2019 9:30AM
  • End Date: Jan 8 2019 11:30AM
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  • Weekly Days: Monday
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Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 8 2019 11:55PM
  • End Date: Jan 8 2019 11:55PM
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  • Note: Email Availability: Please give 24hrs to respond-then feel free to email again if no response


Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 3 2013 11:55PM
  • End Date: Jan 3 2013 11:55PM
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  • Note: Available by Phone: (803)321-5165 (messages forwarded to email)


Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 9 2019 9:30AM
  • End Date: Jan 9 2019 10:30AM
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  • Weekly Days: Thursday
  • Note: Electronic Hours - may or may not be located in office


Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 8 2019 1:30PM
  • End Date: Jan 8 2019 3:00PM
  • Single Date:
  • Weekly Days: Thursday
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Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 8 2019 1:30PM
  • End Date: Jan 8 2019 3:00PM
  • Single Date:
  • Weekly Days: Tuesday
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Office Hours

  • Start Date: Jan 8 2019 2:00PM
  • End Date: Jan 8 2019 3:00PM
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  • Weekly Days: Monday
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Office Phone Number

803-321-5165

Description

This course will provide students with an opportunity to develop a basic understanding of the nature and cause of human diseases, disabilities and death, and the educational interventions to prevent or control them. An epidemiologic approach will be used to study selected diseases/conditions. Common infestious diseases (influenza, pneumonia, HIV, STD's, hepatitis, cancer, stroke, diabetes mellitus, chronic kidney disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, arthritis, osteoporosis) will be explored.