Programação
Sunday, August 9
8:00-8:10 -- Welcome & course material distribution - Luciano Kalabric, Mitermayer Reis & Joice Reis
8:10-9:00 -- Database management in research - Nivison Rocha
9:00-12:30 -- Group A: Introduction to Statistical Analysis with RStudio and Julius AI - Walter Ramalho & Wildo Araújo
9:00-12:30 -- Group B: Lab Technology: Sequencing and Introduction to Bioinformatics - Ana Menezes, Jailton Azevedo, Luis Pacheco & Luciano Kalabric
12:30-14:00 -- Intervalo para almoço / Lunch
14:00-17:30 -- Group B: Introduction to Statistical Analysis with RStudio and Julius AI - Walter Ramalho & Wildo Araújo
14:00-17:30 -- Group A: Lab Technology: Sequencing and Introduction to Bioinformatics - Ana Menezes, Jailton Azevedo, Luis Pacheco & Luciano Kalabric
Monday, August 10
8:00-8:30 -- Opening Ceremony & course presentation - Valdeyer Reis, Mitermayer Reis, Albert Ko
8:30-9:30 -- Basic Epidemiological Concepts Part 1: Study Design Overview - Edson Duarte
9:30-10:00 -- Intervalo / Break
10:00-12:00 -- Basic Epidemiological Concepts Part 2: Epidemiologic methods 1 / Part 3: Epidemiologic methods 2 - Art Reingold
12:00-13:00 -- Intervalo para almoço / Lunch
13:00-14:30 -- Exercise module 1: “Food-borne outbreak” - Group discussion Staff
14:30-15:30 -- Basic Epidemiological Concepts Part 3: The use of GIS in epidemiology - Renato Barbosa
15:30-16:00 -- Intervalo / Break
16:00-17:00 -- Epidemiology in action: Students’ oral presentations - TBD
17:00-17:30 -- EpiSUS presentation - TBD
Tuesday, August 11
8:00-8:50 -- Principles of Molecular Epidemiology: Part 1: Introduction to Molecular Epidemiology - definitions; distinguishing molecular epidemiology from taxonomy/phylogeny - Albert Ko
8:50-9:30 -- Principles of Molecular Epidemiology: Part 2: Overview of molecular methods used in epidemiology - Joice Reis
9:30-10:00 -- Intervalo / Break
10:00-11:00 -- Principles of Molecular Epidemiology: Part 3: New uses of molecular epidemiology to study transmission dynamics - Derek Cummings
11:00-12:00 -- Principles of Molecular Epidemiology: Part 4: Quantifying attributable risks / Part 5: Stratification of data - Albert Ko
12:00-13:00 Intervalo para almoço / Lunch
13:00-14:30 -- Exercise module 2: “Pathovars vs. non-pathovars” - Group discussion Staff
14:30-15:30 -- Practices of Molecular Epidemiology: Part 6: Analysis of similarity and relatedness / Part 7: Validity / Part 8: Introduction to phylogenetic analysis - Ronald Blanton & Felipe Naveca
15:30-16:00 -- Intervalo / Break
16:00-17:00 -- Epidemiology in action: Students’ oral presentations - TBD
Wednesday, August 12
8:00-9:30 -- Principles of Outbreak Investigations: Part 1: Introduction - Arthur Reingold
9:30-10:00 -- Intervalo / Break
10:00-11:00 -- Practices of Outbreak Investigations Part 1: Drug-resistant salmonellosis and Drug-resistant urinary tract infections - Albert Ko
11:00-12:00 -- Practices of Outbreak Investigations Part 2: Healthcare-associated infections – definition, global surveillance systems for HAI and resistance, use of strain typing to track global dissemination of pathogens - Joice Reis
12:00-13:00 -- Intervalo para almoço / Lunch
13:00-14:30 -- Exercise module 3: “Healthcare-associated infections” - Group Staff
14:30-15:30 -- Practices of Outbreak Investigations Part 3: Healthcare-associated infections using molecular techniques to define sources and ways of transmission - Ianick Martins
15:30-16:00 -- Intervalo / Break
16:00-17:00 -- Epidemiology in action: Students’ oral presentations - TBD
Thursday, August 13
8:00-8:45 -- Principles of Surveillance Part 1: Introduction - Art Reingold
8:45-9:30 -- Principles of Surveillance Part 2: Molecular methods to surveillance - Albert Ko
9:30-10:00 Intervalo / Break
10:00-11:00 -- Practices of Surveillance Part 1: TBD - Guilherme Ribeiro
11:00-12:00 -- Practices of Surveillance Part 2: Tuberculosis - Katherine Walters
12:00-13:00 -- Intervalo para almoço / Lunch
13:00-14:30 -- Exercise module 4: “Tuberculosis” - Group Discussion Staff
14:30-15:30 -- Practices of Surveillance Part 4: Genetic diversity of M. tuberculosis in Salvador, Brazil: geographic distribution and multidrug resistance - Theolis Bessa
15:30-16:00 -- Intervalo / Break
16:00-17:00 -- Epidemiology in action: Students’ oral presentations - TBD
Friday, August 14
8:00-9:00 -- Principles of Parasitic Diseases Part 1: Population genetics of sexually reproducing organisms - Ronald Blanton
9:00-10:00 -- Molecular Epidemiology of priority emerging zoonotic Infectious diseases at the interface of human health, animal health, and the environment - Wondwossen Gebreyes
10:00-10:20 -- Intervalo / Break
10:20-11:00 -- Practice of Parasitic Disease Molecular Epidemiology Part 2: Chagas disease: The importance of molecular epidemiology for genotyping and diagnosis - Claudia Herrera
11:00-12:00 -- Practice of Parasitic Disease Molecular Epidemiology Part 3: T. cruzi transmission and Chagas disease pathogenesis: rationale for vaccine development - Eric Dumonteil
12:00-13:00 -- Closing ceremony