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Rose’s paradigms for collective action The public health and preventive medicine models were first defined by the late Geoffrey A. Rose, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. They have been articulated in his many books and papers. See: Rose G. The Strategy of Preventive Medicine. Oxford, 1992.
Preventive medicine (high risk) paradigm Applies when there is a known, defined group at high risk for an adverse outcome Screen for markers of risk (e.g. blood lead) Intervene only in those individuals who are at high risk If marker is early in process of causation and risk is reversible, primary prevention is possible If not, secondary prevention is practical objective Useful only when there is a practical intervention State intervention for compliance Requires intact clinical healthcare system
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