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In this workshop we discussed how most #field_epi never learn how to train and how #andragogy and #experiential_learning can help #fetp training and learning experiences. TEPHINET ANUPopulationHealth Field Epidemiology in Action TEPHINET Zoe Ye Jin Joo Martyn Kirk

MAE 2021 representing at #Tephinet2022 Exciting times ahead at Panama City! TEPHINET ANUPopulationHealth #fetp

It's #WorldFieldEpidemiologyDay tomorrow! 🕵️‍♂️🔍🦠 Join the #MAE team, alumni, & students 9am-12:30pm tomorrow (in person or online) & find out how they are shaping stronger health systems👉🏽bit.ly/3QZgyWM TEPHINET ourANU @AusAmbRHS Prof Hilary Bambrick

A few Aussie MAEs on a journey to solve epi problems, understand how human behaviour drives epidemics, engage with our community, all while striving to reduce health inequalities and influence policymakers to make evidence-based decisions. Happy #worldfieldepidemiologyday!

Field epidemiologists are key to global health preparedness—they find where diseases are spreading and how to stop them. On #WorldFieldEpidemiologyDay, we honor the important work of these disease detectives. Thank you! worldfieldepidemiologyday.org

Diseases don't respect borders. Field epidemiologists are the backbone of global health preparedness—mitigating disease threats, protecting people from harm, and reducing potential for spread. #WorldFieldEpidemiologyDay worldfieldepidemiologyday.org

⁦NCIRS⁩ ⁦ANUPopulationHealth⁩ represented ⁦TEPHINET⁩ global conference in Panama. Great poster presentation by Zoe Joo #MAE scholar

This is tomorrow. Anyone is welcome to join.

Undoubtedly my favourite part of my job is mentoring/supervising #FieldEpi students (across Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 PNG 🇵🇬 & Cambodia 🇰🇭 !). In response to an email I sent advocating for one of them, I received this today. It made my heart swell ❤️🥲 small things can have big impact🥹

Am exploring post Twitter options - sad to leave this lovely corner of Twitter but have set up a ‘just in case’ account- come find me at @[email protected] 👉🏼#fetp #fieldepi #EpiResponseStudy TEPHINET

Worth bragging about I suppose.

Our #FETP (MAE) student & grads were involved in a range of pandemic response & surge capacity roles. Find out more about their efforts in this World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific article led by Amy👉bit.ly/3jSeLHJ 🔎🦠Australian Dept of Health, Disability and Ageing ACT Health Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Prof Hilary Bambrick TEPHINET Tambri Housen

📢Join us at the 1st #SAFETYNETConference this Sept at Kambri at ANU! Organised by ourANU, TEPHINET and Safetynet, the Conference will provide you with the latest info on field epidemiology methods, ecosystem health and more🌏. Registration is open now: bit.ly/SafetynetConfe…

The deadline for applications to our prestigious Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology (MAE) has been extended! 📅 Don't miss out on this opportunity to get yourself trained into a future public health leader. #FETP Apply now until Sunday 23 July: bit.ly/3if1Lqq

It’s official

#DYK: Training public health experts to respond to emergencies never stops. GOARN continues to empower our trainers to train more experts across the Western Pacific Region. Last week, #GOARN held its first virtual training of trainers with partners from 🇦🇺🇨🇱🇯🇵🇸🇬.

These trainings strengthen the capacity of public health experts to help communities respond to disease outbreaks. Learn more about GOARN ➡️ goarn.who.int #OneWorldOneResponse #GoWithGOARN 👇

Partners trained by GOARN delivered a course on international outbreak response to 43 participants from 10 countries this month. With ourANU 🇦🇺 & 国立国際医療研究センター　国際感染症センター（DCC) 🇯🇵, the course helped trainees understand the realities & challenges on #GOARN deployment w/ an outbreak response team.

Stronger field epidemiology skills will help our region better respond to disease outbreaks. Great to see ourANU getting creative with a ‘Disco Fever’ escape room at the SAFETYNET Conference - attendees were learning while trying to stop an outbreak. TEPHINET Credit Calo Huang