Epidemics IV
Learn about risk communication in disease outbreaks and the importance of communicating infectious diseases. Understand why the public may not follow health advice and explore perceptions of risk. This course provides valuable insights into disease prevention and control in the 21st century.
What you will learn
- Risk Communication in Disease Outbreaks
- Communicating Infectious Diseases
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- Risk Communication in Disease Outbreaks
- Communicating Infectious Diseases
- Why Doesn’t Public Follow Health Advice
- Perceptions of Risk and The Idea of Risk Communication
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- Risk Communication in Disease Outbreaks
- Communicating Infectious Diseases
- Why Doesn’t Public Follow Health Advice
- Perceptions of Risk and The Idea of Risk Communication
- Perceptions of Risk
- Risk Communication
- From Disease Tracking to Disease Understanding Using Internet Data
Program Overview
?If history is our guide, we can assume that the battle between the intellect and will of the human species and the extraordinary adaptability of microbes will be never-ending.? (1)
Despite all the remarkable technological breakthroughs that we have made over the past few decades, the threat from infectious diseases has significantly accelerated. In this course, we will learn why this is the case by looking at the fundamental scientific principles underlying epidemics and the public health actions behind their prevention and control in the 21st century.
This is the last (communication of infectious diseases) of the four courses, covers these topics:
Risk Communication in Disease Outbreaks
Communicating Infectious Diseases
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(1) Fauci AS, Touchette NA, Folkers GK. Emerging Infectious Diseases: a 10-Year Perspective from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Emerg Infect Dis 2005 Apr; 11(4):519-25.
