12 Oct 2021 | 14:00 - 16:00 | Online |
- Description
Description
An event organised by Hidden Epidemics and Epidemiological Obfuscation research network.
Speakers
Charlotte Hammer (University of Cambridge)
Freya Jephcott (University of Cambridge)
Moderator
Liza Hadley ( University of Cambridge)
Abstract
For our opening session, we will have a brief introduction to the Hidden Epidemics research network followed by two talks exploring how surveillance systems can come to obfuscate large burdens of disease.
Freya Jephcott will present the case study of facility-based surveillance systems for emerging infectious disease in Ghana. Charlotte Hammer will talk about her experiences with shifts in surveillance and response from other infectious diseases to COVID-19 in 2020.
Following the talks Liza Hadley will chair a discussion with the audience, covering both the ambitions and scope of the network and disease surveillance systems as an apparatus of epidemiological obfuscation.