Contact: Emilie BOURDONNAY – Christine DELPRAT
e-mail: emilie.bourdonnay@inserm.fr – christine.delprat@univ-lyon1.fr
Keywords: vaccine (efficacy/safety/access), communication (mis/information), public health, decision process,
Aims of “Vaccinology and infodemiology”:
Using the knowledge of the students in immunology and infectiology, vaccine calendar, oral and written communication, this unit is developing the ability to grasp the context of a vaccine-preventable disease to make decision for communication and public health management.
1. Videoconference Module: Infodemiology and infoveillance
Infodemiology (or epidemiology of information) refers to a rapid and far-reaching spread of (mis)information during epidemic or pandemic.
Infoveillance refers to public health-related concerns to analyse online behavior by collecting, analyzing, and visualizing data from various sources on the Internet in real time during epidemic or pandemic.
2. MOOC Decision making in vaccinology
2.1.MOOC Module A: Vaccines, lessons from the past
2.2.MOOC Module B: Vaccine efficacy and safety
2.3.MOOC Module C: Overview of global vaccine access
2.4.MOOC Module D: Vaccines for children, pregnant women, travelers and seniors
2.5.MOOC Module E: Perception, monitoring and impact of immunization on Public Health
Speakers:
Teaching Staff Immunology, from University Claude Bernard Lyon 1.
Conferences concerning new concepts about Infodemiology and Infoveillance will be organized. Speakers will be invited based on their excellence, supported by the World Health organization.
