Welcome to the first U.S.-based training for public health professionals on the evolving field of infodemiology

 

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INFORMATION MADE ACTIONABLE

Learn how to identify and respond to trending health narratives in four focused modules

Introduction to infodemiology

Understand the basics of infodemiology and the science that explains why people believe what they do.

Media monitoring

Learn how media monitoring has evolved and best practices for creating your own monitoring system.

Analysis and reporting

Explore how to triangulate and analyze data and build reports for others in your department.

Communications

Learn how to build resiliency to false information and communicate data-informed messaging.

PRACTICAL SKILLS FOR ALL PUBLIC HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

Improving public health in today’s complex information landscape

The Infodemiology Training Program is designed for epidemiologists, program evaluators, coordinators, communications staff, and other public health professionals. The flexible training modules will give you the basics on infodemiology and the applied skills to help improve public health by tracking, analyzing, and responding to trending narratives.

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Designed especially for public health professionals

 

âś”  16 interactive videos across four modules ranging from 3 to 35 minutes
 
âś”  Start and stop any time
 
âś”  Available for desktop and mobile use
 
 

 

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“Health misinformation is a serious threat to public health. It can cause confusion, sow mistrust, harm people’s health, and undermine public health efforts.”

-  Dr. Vivek H. Murthy,
surgeon general of the United States
“Disinformation and misinformation are eroding public trust in science, becoming a threat to the planet, and costing lives. But it goes beyond a pandemic—climate change, routine vaccinations, gun violence, reproductive health.”
 
- Dr. Katelyn Jetelina, Your Local Epidemiologist

“Equitable access to trusted health information is critical to keeping people safe and informed.”

- Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO director general
 

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