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French School
of Public Health
Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Santé Publique
MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH 2010/2011
SCHEDULE YEAR 2
EPIDEMIOLOGY
Master of Public Health
week 35: Monday 30th of August to Saturday 04th of September 2010
Meetings with MPH staff and Official registration, Optional M1/M2 courses and first Lecture of core curriculum SBSPH
Coordinators: MPH staff, Avner Bar Hen, Jocelyn Raude
Monday August 30th
9h30 – 10h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Grand Amphi
Tuesday August 31st
9h30 – 12h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Condorcet M6
10h30 – 11h00
Tea info MPH
Condorcet Cafeteria
Wednesday September 1st
Thursday September 2nd
Or
9:00 – 12:00
optional schedule M2
(Initiation to descriptive
statistics)
Avner Bar-Hen (Pr EHESPParis Descartes)
Sequoia 5
Or
9:00 – 12:00
Computer lab
(optional M2 course)
Sequoia 3
9h-14h
Administrative registration
Students social security
Condorcet M6, M7
Lunch during registration time
14h -16h
Welcome meeting
Dean Dr Flahault and Faculty
members for all MPH M1 +
M2 students
Condorcet Amphi
12h30 Lunch
14h – 17h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Grand Amphi
14h -17h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Condorcet M6
14h – 17h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Condorcet M6
14h – 17h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Condorcet M6
Or
Or
14:00 – 17:00
optional schedule M2
(Initiation to test statistics)
Avner Bar-Hen (Pr EHESPParis Descartes)
Sequoia 5
Grand Amphi
18:00 – 19:30
visite Rennes
9h-10h30
(schedule M2 core curriculum)
Introduction to social and
behavioural sciences in public
health
8h-9h
Meeting with Pr Zmirou & Pr
M. Bellanger (M2)
Condorcet M5
12h30 Lunch
18h00 – 19h30
Understanding the
French: Cultural
investigations and advice
for International students
William SHERLAW
Saturday September 4th
9h30 – 12h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Condorcet M6
12h30 Lunch
14h00 – 17h00
optional schedule M2
(Initiation to test statistics)
Avner Bar-Hen (Pr EHESPParis Descartes)
Sequoia 5
Friday September 3rd
9h30 – 12h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Condorcet M6
10h30 – 12h30
optional schedule M1
(module 118)
Grand Amphi
12h30 Lunch
Or
14:00 – 17:00
optional schedule M2
(Initiation to test statistics)
Avner Bar-Hen (Pr EHESPParis Descartes
Villerme SR 1 sous sol
17h – 18h30
The French Social security
system for non-french students
(optional presentation M1+M2)
Jean Marie ANDRE
Grand Amphi
19;30 – 20h30
Photo session M2
Location: EHESP, Rennes
16h – 17h00 Tea (M1 +M2)
Condorcet Cafeteria
J. Raude (Assistant Pr. EHESP)
12h Departure to Paris
(M1 +M2)
Weeks 36 to 40: from Tuesday 7th September to 5th October 2010
Master of Public Health - Semester 3
Module 203 Core curriculum « Epidemiology »
Coordinator : Moïse Desvarieux
Location: Columbia University Global Center, Reid Hall (TBC) 4 rue de Chevreuse – 75006 PARIS
Tuesday September 7th
Tuesday September 14th
Tuesday September 21st
Tuesday September 28th
Tuesday October 5th
9h
9h
9h
9h
8h30
From idea to publication:
the hard way towards
knowledge
Study Design 1:
case-control studies.
Modeling
Clinical trials (1)
Confounding and bias
Pascal Crepey (EHESP)
Bill Friedewald(Columbia
University Mailman School
of Public Health)
Ryan Demmer (Columbia
University Mailman School
of Public Health)
Moïse DESVARIEUX
Christie Jeon (Columbia
University Mailman School
of Public Health)
Causal Inference
Moïse Desvarieux (Inserm,
Columbia University
Mailman School of Public
Health and EHESP)
Interventional
epidemiology
Philippe Ravaud, Hôpital
Hotel Dieu, Inserm and
Universite Paris-Cite
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
14h
14h
From idea to publication :
the hard way towards
knowledge
Study Design 2:
- cohort studies
- ecological studies
Moïse DESVARIEUX
Christie Jeon (Columbia
University Mailman School
of Public Health)
14h
14h
Sample size calculations for
various study designs. Data Clinical trials (2)
collection, centralization,
standardization and quality
control. Design of study
Bill Friedewald
questionnaires and data
collection instruments
17h
17h
12h : Lunch
Anders Boyd, (Inserm U 707
and EHESP)
17h
17h
12h : Lunch
13h 30
Interventional
epidemiology
Philippe Ravaud, Hôpital
Hotel Dieu, Inserm and
Universite Paris-Cite
15h00 - Ethical issues and
controversies in Public
Health
Ron Bayer,
Columbia University
17h
Week 42: Wednesday 20th to Friday the 22nd of October 2010
Master of Public Health - Semester 3
Location: Reid Hall (TBC) 4 rue de Chevreuse – 75006 PARIS (to be confirmed)
Exams for core modules and interdisciplinary 1: (to be confirmed)
Wednesday 20th of October:
Module 201 Interdisciplinary 1 Global and International Health
Module 202 Social and Behavioral Sciences
Module 203 Epidemiology
Thursday 21st of October:
Module 204 Information Sciences and Biostatistics
Module 205 Management and Health Policy Sciences
Friday 22th of October:
Module 206 Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Prerequisite EOHS (only students of EUROPUBHEALTH)
Master of Public Health - Semester 3
Module 210 Minor A: “Infectious Disease Epidemiology”
Coordinator: Dr. Andrea HOWARD
Week 43: from Monday 25th to Friday 29th October 2009
Location: Reid Hall (TBC) 4 rue de Chevreuse – 75006 PARIS
Monday October 25th
9h
Introduction to Principles of
Infectious Diseases Epidemiology
a. Biological basis of
infectious diseases
epidemiology
b. Immune response and
methods for detection of
infectious diseases
c. Group work and
presentations—Design
epidemiologic study to
evaluate an infectious
disease problem
Tuesday October 26th
9h
HIV Epidemiology and Control
a. Global HIV Epidemiology
b. HIV Prevention
c. Discussion-critical review
of primary studies of male
circumcision to prevent
HIV transmission
Wednesday October 27th
9h
Infectious Disease Surveillance
Elements of good surveillance
system, data sources
Applications of a surveillance
system: Estimating risk of West
Nile virus transmission through the
blood supply using surveillance
data
Discussion-critical review of
primary studies of estimating HIV
incidence using surveillance data
Thursday October 28th
9h
Outbreak Investigation/Food-borne
illness
a. Investigation of Outbreaks
b. Food-borne Illnes
c. Case study: outbreak
investigation of foodborne illness
Friday October 29st
9h
Molecular Epidemiology/Infection
control in health care settings
a. Molecular Epidemiology
b. Infection Control in
Health Care Settings
c. Discussion-critical review
of primary studies
evaluating nosocomial
transmission of
methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcal aureus
12h : Lunch
14h
Infectious Disease Transmission
Dynamics
a. SIR models, estimating
R0, herd immunity
b. Computer lab using
Berkeley Madonna to
develop SIR models
12h : Lunch
14h
Tuberculosis Epidemiology and
Control.
a. Global Tuberculosis
Epidemiology
b. Discussion-critical review of
primary studies evaluating
tuberculosis control
c. Discussion-critical review of
primary studies using
molecular epidemiology to
study tuberculosis
transmission
17h
17h
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
14h
14h
Vector-borne transmission
Control of non-TB Respiratory
Sexual transmission
a. Biological characteristics
Infections
a. Methodological issues in
of vector-borne diseases
a. Influenza modeling,
studying STI transmission
b. Modeling transmission of
transmission and control
and control
malaria and effects of
b. Discussion-critical review
b. Measuring behavioral
control strategies
of primary studies on
interventions for STIs
c. Discussion-critical review
influenza vaccination
c. Discussion-critical review
of primary studies of the
c. Case study-using
of primary studies on
use of bednets to control
surveillance data to
impact of HSV infection
malaria transmission
evaluate interventions
on HIV acquisition and
during the SARS
transmission
epidemic
16h30: Module evaluation
17h
17h
17h
Week 44: from Tuesday 2nd to Monday 8th of November 2010
Master of Public Health – Semester 3
(Start Tuesday because of November the 1st and extends to Monday 8th)
Module 211 Minor B: “Chronic Disease Epidemiology”
Coordinator : Ryan Demmer
Location: Reid Hall (TBC) 4 rue de Chevreuse – 75006 PARIS
Tuesday November 2rnd
Wednesday November 3rd
Thursday November 4th
Friday November 5th
Monday November 8th
9h
Introduction to Chronic
Disease
-Ryan Demmer,
Columbia University
9h
Cancer Epidemiology
9h
9h
Diet and Chronic Disease
-Habibul Ashan,
University of Chicago
-Habibul Ashan,
University of Chicago
9h
A Socio-Medical Sciences
Approach to Chronic Disease
-Bernadette Boden-Albala,
Columbia University
Genome Wide
Association Studies
-David R. Jacobs Jr
University of Minnesota
Gene Expression Studies
Diabetes Epidemiology
-Ryan Demmer,
Columbia University
Cardiovascular Disease:
Definitions and Descriptive
Epidemiology
-Alan Berger,
University of Minnesota
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
14h
14h
14h
14h
Cardiovascular
Epidemiology Cont.
Cancer Epidemiology Cont.
14h
Infections as a Chronic
Disease:
Periodontal Infections
-Thomas Kocher,
University of Greifswald
--Moïse Desvarieux, EHESP
and Columbia University
A Life Course Approach to
Chronic Disease
Pharmacovigilance
-Joe Kim,
Amgen, London
-Russell Luepker,
University of Minnesota
-Moïse Desvarieux,
Columbia University and
EHESP
-George Davey Smith,
University of Bristol
-Pascal Crepey
HIV/AIDS
-Frank Bocora,
University of Paris
16h30: Module evaluation
17h
17h
17h
17h
17h
Master of Public Health - Semester 3
Week 48: Monday 29th of November to Friday 3rd of December 2010
Location: Reid Hall (TBC) 4 rue de Chevreuse – 75006 PARIS (to be confirmed)
Exams minors and second run core curriculum: (to be confirmed)
Monday 29th of November: second run core
Module 202 Social and Behavioral Sciences
Module 203 Epidemiology
Tuesday 30th of November: second run core
Module 204 Information Sciences and Biostatistics
Module 205 Management and Health Policy Sciences
Module 206 Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Wednesday 1st of December:
Module 208 Minor A Social and Behavioral Sciences
Module 209 Minor B Social and Behavioral Sciences
Module 210 Minor A Epidemiology
Module 211 Minor B Epidemiology
Thursday 2nd of December:
Module 212 Minor A Management and Health Policy Sciences
Module 213 Minor B Management and Health Policy Sciences
Module 214 Minor A Information Sciences and Biostatistics
Module 215 Minor B Information Sciences and Biostatistics
Friday 3rd of December:
Module 216 Minor A Environmental and Occupational Health
Module 217 Minor B Environmental and Occupational Health
Module 218 Minor A Humanitarian Health
Module 219 Minor B Humanitarian Health
Master of Public Health – Semester 3
Week 50: from Monday 13th to Friday 17th of December 2010
(to be confirmed)
Module 223 Major A: “Design, Concept and Methods in Epidemiology”
Coordinators: Sharon Schwartz and Moïse Desvarieux
Location: Reid Hall (TBC) 4 rue de Chevreuse – 75006 PARIS
Monday December 13th
Tuesday December 14th
Wednesday December 15th
Thursday December 16th
Friday December 17th
9h
9h
9h
9h
9h
Introduction to casual
inference
Study designs:
Randomized control trials.
Natural experiments.
Cohort study designs
Case control studies I
Sampling and power
Stratified analyses I
Main effects. Confounding
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
14h
14h
14h
14h
Case control studies II
Measurement issues
14h
Stratified analyses II
Mediation. Effect
modification
Implications of causality for Cohort studies
basic epidemiologic concepts
16h30: Module evaluation
17h
17h
17h
17h
17h
Master of Public Health - Semester 3
Week 51 and 52: from 20th to 31st of December 2010
Holidays
Week 01: from Monday 3rd to Friday 7th of January 2011
Master of Public Health – Semester 3
Module 224 Major B: “Analysis in Epidemiology”
Coordinator: Mary Beth Terry
Location: Reid Hall (TBC) 4 rue de Chevreuse – 75006 PARIS
Monday 3rd January
Tuesday 4th January
Wednesday 5th January
Thursday 6th January
Friday 7th January
9h
9h
9h
9h
9h
Rationale for multi-variable
model
Confounding
Logistic regression
Matching:
Conditional models and
methods
Mary Beth Terry
Mary Beth Terry (Columbia Mary Beth Terry
University Mailman School
of Public Health)
Mary Beth Terry
Survival models: Kaplan
Meir
Cox Modeling
Mary Beth Terry
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
14h
14h
14h
14h
14h
Statistical considerations:
Pure Count
Interactive
Extension of logistic models, Other cohort models:
polytomous
Poisson
Advanced topics
Mary Beth Terry
Mary Beth Terry
Mary Beth Terry
Mary Beth Terry
Mary Beth Terry
16h30: Module evaluation
17h
17h
17h
17h
17h
Master of Public Health - Semester 3
Week 03: from 17th to 21st January 2011
Module Code 225, Major C: « Mental health epidemiology »
Coordinator: Viviane Kovess Masfety
Location: Reid Hall Columbia Paris France
Monday January 17th
Tuesday January 18th
January January 19th
Thursday January 20th
9h V.Kovess Masfety
-introduction
-mental health definitions
and paradigms
-normal and pathological
frontiers
9h B.Eaton
9h
12h
9h B.Eaton
Mental health survey’s
methodology
Case-finding: surveys versus
registers
sampling (general and
specific populations)
Case ascertainment
Survey instruments
(checklists, diagnostic
instruments)
- -validation and concordance
-translation for international
surveys comparison
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
12h : Lunch
14h E.Bromet
14h E.Bromet
14h J.Helzer
14h S.Stansfeld
mental health determinants
-genetic/ environment,
- social factors
-traumas ,life events PTSD
-Suicide and behavioural
problems
-WMH main results and
international comparisons
-clinical epidemiology :
studying Psychosis
-Description of the various
dependences including
pathological gambling and
bulimia : epidemiology and
risk factors
14h special group
epidemiology A.Lovell
V.Kovess
17h
17h
10h30
J.Helzer
-psychiatric disorders
classifications
-DSM V prospective
Mental disorders over the
course of life
-Longitudinal surveys
--Onset and incidence
--Medical illness
consequences
--Mental disorders and
mortality
Friday January 21th
9h
Mental health psychiatry and
Health care utilisation
law in France and Europe (
(V.Kovess)
H.J.Salize)
-Involuntary placements in
-use of care for mental health France
problems in France and the
-EU comparisons on
EU
involuntary placements
-medical non medical
-Psychiatric patient’s
providers, formal and
responsibility determination
informal providers roles
-Psychiatric care in prisons
-pharmaco epidemiology for
psychotropics
Work, disability and Mental
Health
-children V.Kovess
- homeless, prisoners
A.Lovell
16h30: Module evaluation
17h
17h
Master of Public Health - Semester 3
Week 04: Monday 24th until Friday 28th of January 2011
Location: Reid Hall (TBC) 4 rue de Chevreuse – 75006 PARIS (to be confirmed)
Exams b minors and majors: (to be confirmed)
Monday 24th of January: will be announced
Tuesday 09th of January: will be announced
Wednesday 26th of January: will be announced
Thursday 27th of January: will be announced
Friday 28th of January: will be announced