llional dimensions of the health history

llional dimensions of the health history would you need to explore to procide holistie health care? s not im is uch con- ead his- e of and hen are Case Study 1.2 jay is a public health worker ond is charged wh eveloping an immunization tracking program for residents of his county aged birth to 21 year. Joy s ily interested in measles vaccination rates pr There has been a major increase in ses in young children and adolesecents the years 2005 to 2010 (10 cases in the county in 2005 up to 20 cases in 2010). The current chance of residents being diagnosed with measles before the mar meases diagno from cu- county age of 21 is 1 in 200,000. Jay is interested in under standing why this increase occurred over such a short period of time. 1. Explain how you can look at this scenario from in. ave both an individual perspective and a population perspective. ld 2. What is the level of prevention indicated in the or case study?