Epidemiological Surveillance and the Problem of Data Quality
The proposed book takes epidemiological surveillance and data quality as one coherent pro…
Epidemiological SurveillanceView BookDesigned for the Drug Discovery and Formulation Science series, this pharmaceutical-science academic guide makes Target Identification the basis of an evidence-aware learning journey. The 'Foundational Theory' approach will make prerequisite scientific ideas explicit and help readers produce a carefully qualified research and quality-assessment framework.
Introduction — Target Identification: Foundational Theory (Drug Discovery and Formulation Science) 1. Scientific Prerequisites for Target Identification 2. Definitions and Mechanistic Foundations — the implications of foundational theory 3. Molecular Properties and Measurement — evidence surrounding target identification 4. Experimental Design Choices — a case framed by foundational theory 5. Analytical Evidence and Validation — an inquiry into target identification 6. The Foundational Theory Approach 7. Formulation or Quality Implications — evidence surrounding target identification 8. Published Case Interpretation — a case framed by foundational theory 9. Sources of Uncertainty and Bias — an inquiry into target identification 10. Safety and Institutional Safeguards — the implications of foundational theory 11. Research and Regulatory Boundaries — evidence surrounding target identification 12. Critical Review of Available Evidence — a case framed by foundational theory 13. Advanced Exercises and Research Questions — an inquiry into target identification 14. Documenting a Defensible Scientific Conclusion — the implications of foundational theory Conclusion — Synthesis, Limitations, and Further Study