From the reviews of the third edition:
Health care managers as well as epidemiologists, whether classic or non-classic will find this book a valuable addition to their reference shelf.
(American Journal of Epidemiology, 155:6 (2002)
This book illustrates the importance and utility of epidemiologic principles and methods in understanding how healthcare delivery can affect population health. ... The intended audience includes graduate students in healthcare administration, nursing, public health, health information management, and related fields. ... This book also would be a good resource for currently practicing healthcare administrators. ... a valuable resource for graduate students and healthcare administrators. ... I would consider using this book in a course intended for students in MPH or MHA programs ... . (Mary E. Charlton, Doody's Review Service, March, 2010)
...Epidemiology and Delivery of Health Care [is for] health care managers, who can use epidmeliologic methods to reduce errors in clincal care and acheive population-wide health improvements. After studying the text, mmanagers can expect to converse more intelligently with epidemiologists-asking for the analysis that they need, understanding the data betterm and recognizing the limitations of epidemiologic studies. Clinicians who read the book are likely to develop a new respect for a science that may have left them dozing the first time around. (Karunesh Tuli, MD, PhD, JAMA, 2010. 303:15)
This comprehensive book can serve as a valuable resource for graduate students and healthcare administrators. (Doody Book Review)
