What are Community and Public health and how do they differ from each other? Describe factors that affect community health.

Mid-Semester Project
You have been hired as a Community Health Manager by a community health management board which asked to assess the community’s need for health requirements and develop a community health management plan. Your first job is to understand community health; community health issues and activities; regulatory agencies involved in community health; socioeconomic status and racial and ethnic disparities; health promotion programs; maternal, infant and child health issues; misuse and abuse of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs; and scope of injuries in US health and economy.
Mid-Semester Project based on Chapters 1-7
Follow the textbook chapters 1-7 and discuss the following related to your new position. This document should be 15-20 pages long, double spaced in APA format excluding the cover and reference pages.
1. What are Community and Public health and how do they differ from each other? Describe factors that affect community health.
2. Describe the National and International Health organizations.
3. What is epidemiology and why community health managers should understand epidemiology.
4. List the Communicable and Noncommunicable diseases and their preventions
5. Healthcare communities and their organizational methods
6. Why is the need for “school health”? What is “coordinated school health program”? And, what are “foundations of school health program” and “Issues facing school health program”?
7. What issues need attention of community health manager for maternal, infant and child health?
NOTE: The respective contents should be entered under the bold headings of the seven (7) topics.
The cover page should contain the following centralized information:
Title of the project paper:​ Role and Responsibilities of a Community Health Manager
Your name:
Course code and title:​​HSM 735 VAL – Community Health Management
Professor’s Name: ​​Dr. N F. Lelis
Program Name: ​​MBA in Health Services and Risk Management
College Name: ​​​Metropolitan College of New York