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1 PHC 6002: Infectious Disease Epidemiology Summer C, 2011 Online Course: Instructor: Jerne Shapiro, MPH Prerequisite: PHC 6001 Principles of Epidemiology Course Overview This is an intermediate level course, which will introduce the student to the unique aspects of infectious disease and epidemiological methods used in their study, prevention and control. The student will gain knowledge through lectures, case studies, simulated outbreaks, readings, exercises, and an individual project. Course Objectives 1. Understand the historical impact of infectious disease on society 2. Understand the modes of transmission and pathogenesis of infectious disease and the host, organism and environment relationship as they apply to infectious disease epidemiology. 3. Understand the usual approaches to an outbreak investigation. 4. Understand strategies for diagnosis, prevention and control of infectious agents. 5. Understand the application of epidemiological methods to the study of infectious disease and their importance in prevention of morbidity. 6. Become familiar with selected infectious diseases, with knowledge of the nature, agent and route of contagion of each disease. 1. provide a general overview of each topic. 2. Required Text and readings Heymann, David, MD. Control of Communicable Diseases Manual, 19 th Edition. Washington DC: American Public Health Association, It is also available with a mobile and web application. Refer to for more information about on the web application. Supplemental readings will also be assigned for lectures are posted by topic under the course schedule. 3. Additional resources (You should sign up for the following by (Sunday May 15th) 1. Infectious Disease list serve. Pro-med: (HINT: sign up only for the Pro Med Digest A consolation of all postings only) 2. Morbidity and Morality Weekly Report: 3. (Optional) Emerging Infectious Diseases. To subscribe to the Emerging Infectious Diseases list, send an to listserv@cdc.gov with the following in the body of your message: subscribe eid-toc. The list server will mail you a confirmation request, to which you must add "ok" in the body and return. 4. (Optional) Desowitz, Robert. New Guinea Tapeworms and Jewish Grandmothers: Tales of Parasites and People. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., Examinations: Students are expected to take the examinations on the scheduled date and time. There will be a two-hour midterm and a two-hour final exam. Exams will be administered in Sakai with a proctoring service (See below). 1
2 This course will be utilizing the services of ProctorU as proctoring service for the exams in this course. This service is a user-friendly system, but you must follow these guidelines to register and take your exams: Students must register for a time slot for their course exams with ProctorU starting the second week of the semester, but no later than 3 days prior to an exam. You will register for your exams at Their website will describe how you register and log on for your exam. Your exams will be taken in your Sakai course, but only ProctorU will be able to open the exam for you. Exams will be available on ProctorU 9:00AM midnight (Eastern time) from Monday through Sunday during the exam period only on the days the exams are scheduled in this course. Students will need to have a microphone and webcam in place during the test-taking period. An inexpensive webcam and mic will work fine. ProctorU recommends the Microsoft LifeCam VX-5000 webcam, but most brands or models will work. This webcam, as well as many newer webcams, comes complete with a microphone in the camera. Students will NOT be allowed to take an exam without a webcam. (Note: a microphone and webcam are program requirements for our online programs, see computer requirements on our program website) Exams may be taken at a student s home, but students must plan to take their exams in an environment where other people are not in the room with the student during the exam. Students will need to have some administrative rights on the computer they are using for the exam to enable the proctoring service to function you must be able to share your computer with the proctor. When a student registers for an exam, ProctorU will require a $22.50 fee (payable by the student) for each exam. Be prepared to provide a credit card or debit card number to complete the registration process for each exam. For exams scheduled less than 3 days before an exam, they will charge a $5 additional fee. If you miss your appointment you will need to reschedule and may have a late fee. Emergency assistance during an exam is available at or (M-F 9AM 5PM); , , (M-F 5PM 10PM; Sat-Sun 9AM midnight). Please have these phone numbers with you when you take your exam for your proctor to call if you run into any problems in the course of the exam. 5. Discussion Boards: There are 19 discussion boards in this course. They are designed for discussion on specific topics. Each lecture will have a dedicated discussion board to discuss the material and assignments for that lecture. You are required to post, for a grade, on three discussion boards plus the mandatory Introduce Yourself board. During the first week of class, click on the Pick your Discussion Board link on the home page and pick three discussion boards to participate in for the semester. After May 15, students will be assigned their boards if no choice is received by then. Participation will earn you 2.5% for each discussion board if you post a thought-provoking, topical posting. Postings that do not add to the conversation will not be given credit. This will comprise 10% of your course grade. If you are assigned to a discussion board you should create a new post versus a reply to someone else s posts. If you are not assigned to a board you should NOT create new posts, but only replies to those who are creating original posts. You are also required, for a grade, to reply to a minimum of five different threads to other student s posts. Each reply will be worth two points for a total of 10% of your final grade. You must post something that is appropriate to the topic. There are also a general discussion board, exercise discussion board, timely topic discussion boards, and boards to discuss the exams. These are discussion boards 5, 6, and 13. These discussion boards are not for grades but to assist you in the course. 2
3 6. Class exercise: Due 6/12/11. You can retake this outbreak exercise as many times as you like. Please only submit the score you want recorded; multiple submissions will not be accepted. This exercise is worth 5% of your course grade. See more information on this assignment via the Exercise folder on the left hand menu. 7. Final Project- Please read the detailed description for the project posted on the course website in the Assignments tool on the left hand menu. This is an individual assignment, but each person will be assigned a partner to do an initial review of your project. This project has three deadlines: 7/11 to submit to your partner for review, 7/18 to return reviewed papers, 7/23 for final submission. Only submit your final paper. Grading Method: June th Midterm exam 25% July 23 th Final Project 25% July 30 August 5 th Final exam 25% Class discussion board participation 10% Class discussion board replies 10% Exercise 5% Grading: The grading scale for this course consists of the standard scale below: = 4.0 (A) = 2.67 (B-) = 1.33 (D+) = 3.67 (A-) = 2.33 (C+) = 1.00 (D) = 3.33 (B+) = 2.00 (C) = 0.67 (D-) = 3.00 (B) = 1.67 (C-) Below 60 = 0 (E) Class website:, lecture notes, readings, instructor contacts, and course schedule are available on the website. This course will utilize the UF elearning in Sakai system, which is accessible at or through my.ufl.edu. You must have a valid Gatorlink ID and password. For assistance, call the UF Help Desk at HELP or them at helpdesk@ufl.edu Requirements: Students are responsible for all course material, including reading all required materials prior to each lecture. The course is conducted in elearning and all assignments, course lectures, discussions, s and exams will be delivered in this medium. Students are required to print a copy of the syllabus from the syllabus tool in the course. Students should also read your and announcements in the course several times a week. Students should also reference the calendar in the course to keep up with weekly deadlines. and : Students should read the assigned readings prior to viewing course lectures and be prepared to discuss the material on course discussion boards. Attendance Policy: Per the University of Florida, students are responsible for satisfying all academic objectives as defined by the instructor. Acceptable reasons for absence include illness, serious family emergencies, special curricular requirements (e.g., judging trips, field trips, professional conferences), military obligation, severe weather conditions, religious holidays and participation in official University activities such as music performances, athletic competition or debate. Absences from class for courtimposed legal obligations (e.g., jury duty or subpoena) must be excused. Remember that, when possible 3
4 (i.e. extracurricular activities, official University activities, and religious holidays), prior notification of absence is required if the student plans to be given an extension on assignments. Even though this is an online course, students are expected to log on regularly and participate in the course. Make-up Exams and Work: If you are unable to meet a deadline in this course for a reason approved above and have given prior notification to the instructor when possible, you will be given adequate time to make up any coursework missed. All other missed or late work will receive a grade of zero. Make-up exams will be provided only in cases of excused absences or conflict during final exams per University policy and MUST be discussed with the instructor in advance. Make-up exams will differ from the regularly scheduled exam. University Honor Code: We, the members of the University of Florida community, pledge to hold ourselves and our peers to the highest standards of honesty and integrity. On all work submitted for credit by students at the University, the following pledge is either required or implied: "On my honor, I have neither given nor received unauthorized aid in doing this assignment." Plagiarism and cheating are serious offenses and will be dealt with as such; any student found cheating on coursework or exams will receive a failing grade on the assignment and potentially in the course, and be routed through the appropriate judicial process. Accommodations for Students with Disabilities: Support services for students with disabilities are coordinated by the Disability Resource Center in the Dean of Students Office. All support services provided for University of Florida students are individualized to meet the needs of students with disabilities. To obtain individual support services, each student must meet with one of the support coordinators in the Disability Resources Program and collaboratively develop appropriate support strategies. Appropriate documentation regarding the student's disability is necessary to obtain any reasonable accommodation or support service. University Counseling and Mental Health Services: University Counseling Services: P301 Peabody Hall, Student Mental Health Services: Student Health Care Center Room 245,
5 Infectious Disease Epidemiology Course Schedule Summer C 2011 Module/ Week Week 1 May 9 15 Week 2 May Elements 1a. Introduction 1b. History of Infectious Diseases 1c. Outbreak Investigations CDC: Steps in an Outbreak Investigation Specimen Collection- from UNC. Control of Communicable Disease Manual (CCDM): Smallpox Plague Syphilis Discussion Boards Discussion Board 1a: Introduction: Please introduce yourself to your fellow classmates. (mandatory discussion board for all students) Discussion Board 1b: In your opinion what disease has most impacted our world s history? Discussion Board 1c: Outbreak Investigations- If you were called out to an emergency outbreak investigation would you be excited or terrified? Why or why not? Due/ Closing date May 15 2a. Immunology 2b. Vaccine Preventable Diseases Vaccine Preventable Deaths and the Global Immunization Vision and Strategy, MMWR Weekly May 12, 2006 / 55(18); Laboratory Diagnosis and Immunology: An Overview CCDM: Measles Pertussis Polio Discussion Boards Discussion Board 2a: Vaccine Preventable Diseases: What is your opinion on mandating vaccinations for children entering into school? Discussion Board 2b: Immunology- Conversations about immune responses. May 22 5
6 Week 3 May Week 4 May 30 June 5 Week 5 June 6 12 Lecture 3a. Diarrheal Diseases WHO Death Data (page 1-5): Review the info but please don t memorize Explore the CDC website on Travelers' Health: (this is a great website to use for overseas travel information). Pick a place you would like to visit and explore the health information listed. CCDM: Vibrio cholera Salmonella E. Coli Rotavirus Giardia lamblia Discussion Board Discussion Board 3a: Diarrhea Diseases: Now that you know the world is covered in a fine layer of poop. Will it change how you prepare food or eat outside the home? Do you believe that public health does enough to prevent diarrheal illnesses? 4a. Zoonotic Diseases 4b. Vector Borne and Parasitic Diseases Multifocal Autochthonous Transmission of Malaria --- Florida, 2003 MMWR CCDM Dracunculiasis Lyme Disease Malaria Discussion Board 4a: Zoonotic Diseases: Conversations about the different Zoonotic diseases and modes of transmission. Discussion Board 4b: Vector Borne and Parasitic Diseases: Should we be trying to eradicate the Guinea Worm? It will be the first living creature we are actively trying to make extinct. 6a. Tuberculosis with Michael Lauzardo, MD 6b. Hospital Infection Prevention and Control with Cindy Prins, PhD May 29 June 5 Discussion Discussion Board 5: Outbreak exercise opinions and questions, does not close (no points awarded) Exercise Gastroenteritis at a University in Texas Please download the outbreak and complete all sections. See more information on this assignment via the Exercise folder on the home page of the course. You can retake this exercise as many times as you like. Please only submit the score you want recorded; multiple submissions will not be accepted. No close Due by June 12 (Week 5 cont. on next page) 6
7 Week 5 cont. June 6-12 National Institute of Health: Detailed Explanation of TB MMWR: Trends in Tuberculosis --- United States, Drug-resistant tuberculosis now at record New Release by WHO March, Week 6 June indent this CCDM: Tuberculosis Discussion Board 6a: Tuberculosis - Are the current guidelines for individuals that have multi drug resistant TB appropriate to control the disease? Discussion Board 6b: Hospital Infection Control- If hospitals are creating new, bigger, stronger, and harder to treat pathogens. Are they part of the cure or the problem? Midterm Exam Exam through ProctorU covers weeks 1 5 Discussion Board 6: Student discussion no point awarded June 12 Week 7 June Week 8 June 27 July 3 Week 9 July 4-10 Summer Break! 8a. Surveillance with David Atrubin, MPH Botulism Associated with Commercial Carrot Juice --- Georgia and Florida, September Discussion Board 8a: Surveillance: Conversations about all the innovative ways in which we are able to now collect surveillance data. 9a. Influenza Pandemic Influenza Storybook. Take a minute and read a few of the stories submitted. CCDM: Influenza July 3 Discussion Board 9a: Should we mandate health care works to get a flu shot? What about individuals who work with susceptible animals (zookeepers, swine farmers, etc.)? July 10 7
8 Week 10 July Week 11 July Week 12 July Week 13 July 30 - August 5 10a. Emerging Infectious Diseases with Lennox Archibald, MD, MPH MRSA Outbreak in College Football Team (see class reading folder) Discussion Board 10a: Emerging Infectious Diseases: Which emerging or remerging pathogen concerns you the most? July 17 11a. Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI ) 11b. HIV/AIDS NIAID-Supported Scientists Discover Origin of HIV-1 Pediatric Nursing: The New Human Papillomavirus (HPV) for Pediatric and Adolescent Health From Pediatric Nursing, Posted 12/16/2008 Tami L. Thomas, PhD, ARNP, RNC (see class reading folder) Mothering Magazine HPV article (posted in course weekly lessons ) Discussion Board 11a: STI s : Should we require children to get the HPV vaccine? How is different than the mandated Hep B vaccine? Discussion Board 11b: HIV/AIDS: What surprised you most about the HIV statistics discussed in the lecture? July 24 12a. Molecular Epidemiology/Exercise with Robyn Kay, MPH Molecular Subtyping and the Transformation of Public Health (see class reading folder) Discernment between deliberate and natural infectious disease outbreaks (see class reading folder) Discussion Board 12a: Molecular Epidemiology: Conversations on molecular epidemiology and its uses. Final Exam Exam through ProctorU Discussion Discussion Board 13: Student discussion (no points awarded). July 31 Open July 30 August 5 8
9 The College of Public Health and Health Professions Mission, Goals, Objectives and Values The mission of the College of Public Health and Health Professions is to preserve, promote, and improve the health and well being of populations, communities, and individuals. To fulfill this mission, we foster collaborations among public health and the health professions in education, research, and service. Goal I: Provide excellent educational programs that prepare graduates to address the multifaceted health needs of populations, communities, and individuals. Objectives 1. Enroll a strong and diverse student body 2. Recruit and retain outstanding faculty 3. Maintain and enhance excellent academic programs that emphasize current knowledge, discovery, and practice 4. Prepare students who, upon graduation, are competitive in the public health and health professions employment markets Goal II: Address priority health needs by conducting high quality research and disseminating the results. (Updated 12/10/09) Objectives 1. Compete successfully for research funding 2. Promote collaborative research within the college and across the university 3. Produce and disseminate new knowledge that contributes to the health of communities and individuals Goal III: Lead and actively participate in serving our university, our professions, and individuals and communities. (Updated 12/10/09) Objectives 1. Develop and maintain partnerships with community organizations to promote health 2. Provide professional service to the community 3. Provide professional service to the college and the university 4. Provide educational programs that meet workforce development needs PHHP Values The College of Public Health and Health Professions' core values were developed with input from the college's faculty, students, staff and other constituents. These values guide our education, service and research activities, and we strive to impart them to our students. Commitment to excellence Diversity Integrity Respect for human dignity Social responsibility Teamwork (Updated 12/10/09) 9
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