Define the term Epidemiological Evidence and its impact on Social Capital?Managerial Epidemiology classMust include ateast 4 apa references

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Data and information gathered from populations or communities and analyzed to find trends, causes, and impacts of health and illness are referred to as epidemiological evidence. The distribution and causes of illnesses and other health-related events in populations are studied by the scientific field of epidemiology. Data on disease incidence, prevalence, and mortality rates, as well as risk factors, mitigating factors, and other pertinent factors like social and environmental factors, are observed and analyzed to produce epidemiological evidence. Epidemiological data may have a substantial effect on social capital. The resources and relationships that people and groups have inside their communities, such as social networks, social norms, and trust, are referred to as social capital (Ji et al., 2020). Epidemiological evidence can help to build and strengthen social capital by increasing awareness and understanding of health issues, and by facilitating collaboration and action among stakeholders.
To detect and address health inequalities among various demographic groups, for instance racial or ethnic minorities, low-income people, or rural regions, epidemiological evidence can be employed. Epidemiological research can help...