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- FIGURE 1
Annual RSPH Summer Field Experience Survey Process
Abbreviations: RSPH, Rollins School of Public Health; SFE, summer field experience.
- FIGURE 2
Locations of RSPH Summer Field Experiences, 1985–2014
Note: Partial data were used for years prior to 2009. Data were not available for 2010.
Through retrospective data analysis, Kyu Han Lee identified several potential multidrug resistant outbreaks previously undetected by infection control personnel. Organization: Health Authority, Abu Dhabi.
Anna Fulton conducted a Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice survey after a cholera vaccine intervention; conducted microbial testing on household drinking water samples; and conducted a census verification in a camp of 46,000 refugees leading to more accurate follow up of vaccinated individuals. Organization: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Grayson Privette created a surge capacity tool, which was used to assess the characteristics, capabilities, and spatial distribution of health care infrastructure for emergency preparedness and response. Organization: CDC.
Lisa Sthreshley conducted an evaluation of Top-Lit Up Draft stoves designed to reduce indoor air pollution in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Results of the analysis led to improvements in the design of the stove. Organization: IMA World Health.
- FIGURE 3
Proportion of Students Who Are Satisfied With the Institutional Review Board Review Process, 2004–2013
Note: Data from 2010 to 2013 reflect only SFEs based outside of the United States. A mistake in the survey questionnaire for 2013 did not allow students to select “very unsatisfied” as an option. Data include students who submitted to the IRB themselves and students whose IRB submission was completed for them by their host organization or a faculty member. In 2004, students were not able to select a “neutral” option.
Source of data: References 8-11, 18-22.
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