Does language matter? A case study of epidemiological and public health journals, databases and professional education in French, German and Italian
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Auteurs : Iacopo Baussano [Royaume-Uni, Italie] ; Patrick Brzoska [Allemagne] ; Ugo Fedeli [Italie] ; Claudia Larouche [Canada] ; Oliver Razum [Allemagne] ; Isaac C-H Fung [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- Emerging Themes in Epidemiology [ 1742-7622 ] ; 2008.
Abstract
Epidemiology and public health are usually context-specific. Journals published in different languages and countries play a role both as sources of data and as channels through which evidence is incorporated into local public health practice. Databases in these languages facilitate access to relevant journals, and professional education in these languages facilitates the growth of native expertise in epidemiology and public health. However, as English has become the
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DOI: 10.1186/1742-7622-5-16
PubMed: 18826570
PubMed Central: 2570667
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