Field Epidemiological Study:
1) Communicate in detail the definitions and implications of biogenetics in epidemiology in an exemplary manner.
2) Evaluate the role of genetics in disease prevalence across populations. Support the evaluation with exemplary references to the literature.
3) Collaborate across professions in an exemplary manner to develop intervention strategies using biogenetic data. (Basically what groups should collaborate to develop solutions and interventions in public health using biogenetic data)
4) Evaluate the role of biological, molecular, and genetic factors impacting public health practice.
5) Evaluate the relationship between biogenetic indicators and psychosocial, occupational, and environmental factors.
6) Evaluate ethical principles related to biogenetic research. Support the evaluation with exemplary references to the literature.
7) Apply systems-level thinking to biogenetic research and the design and implementation of public health solutions. Supports thinking with exemplary references to the literature.