NTA UGC NET SOCIAL MEDICINE AND COMMUNITY HEALTH – PAPER II has been developed as per the latest UGC Syllabus for aspirants who want to qualify NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY TEST – Lectureship or Junior Research Fellow (LS/JRF). This book comprises of 3000+ questions which are distributed in 10 chapters and each answer discussed thoroughly in lucid language with the help of figures and tables. As no such detailed explained book is available on SOCIAL MEDICINE AND COMMUNITY HEALTH – UGC NET questions, this might be helpful for students who are appearing for UGC NET Exam. This book explains MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS along with answers with the facts and references from K. Park Preventive and Social Medicine, 18th, 19th, 23rd and 24th Edition, Suryakantha Community Medicine with Recent Advances, 3rd Edition, Bio-medical Waste Management Rules 2016, Mahajan’s Methods in Biostatistics for Medical Students and Research Workers, and various ICMR and WHO guidelines and research papers.
This book comprising of 3000+ questions includes:
– MCQs
– Sequencing questions
– Multiple choice answer type questions
– Match the following
– Assertion and Reason type questions
– Comprehension type questions
Key Features
– Includes solved papers from December 2004 to November 2020.
– Provides section-wise comprehensive coverage of all the questions divided under new updated UGC NET Syllabus.
– Explain in a simple and lucid language for easy understanding with the help of figures and tables.
– Includes various health guidelines for better understanding.
Contents –
1. Evolution and Basic Concepts of Public Health/Social Medicine and Community Health
2. Evolution of Health Policies and Health Services in India
3. General Epidemiology and Biostatistics
4. Social Sciences and Health
5. Epidemiology of Common Health Problems in India and National Health Programmes
6. Basic Determinants of Health
7. Demography, Family Welfare and RCH
8. Health Education/IEC/BCC and Information Technology in Health
9. Health Systems Research, Planning and Management and Recent Advances in Public Health
10. International Health
