Annals of Medicine Research and Public Health (ISSN: 2995-5955) | Volume 3, Issue 1 | Mini Review | Open Access DOI
Anas Malik Radif Alubaidi, MBChB, MSc, PgDip, Prof Dip Paeds(RCPI), CCHW, FRSPH, NCET, NCPT*
*Bachelor of Medicine and General Surgery/ University of Baghdad
*Master of Science in Public Health/ University of South Wales
*Postgraduate Diploma Degree in Acute Medicine/ University of South Wales
*Postgraduate Diploma Degree in Care of the Elderly/ University of Wales Trinity Saint David
*Professional diploma in Pediatrics/ Royal College of Physicians of Ireland
*Nevada Board Certified Community Health Worker
*Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health
*National Certified ECG Technician
*National Certified Phlebotomy Technician
*Correspondence to: Anas Malik Radif Alubaidi, MBChB, MSc, PgDip, Prof Dip Paeds(RCPI), CCHW, FRSPH, NCET, NCPT
Fulltext PDFIn public health, prevention strategies are categorized into three levels: primary, secondary, and tertiary.
Prevention in public health is a critical focus area. Rather than solely diagnosing and treating diseases, public health emphasizes health promotion and disease prevention.
Prevention is key to maintaining a healthy population and reducing the burden of diseases.
Primary Prevention; Secondary Prevention; Tertiary Prevention
Anas Malik Radif Alubaidi. Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Prevention Strategies in Public Health: The Differences. Ann Med Res Pub Health. 2024;3(1):1-2.