COVID-19 AND PUBLIC HEALTH
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About this Event
"Covid-19 and public health" conference
28 January 2021
Inserm Public Health Institute, REACTing and Aviesan Public Health ITMO are pleased to announce the forthcoming scientific conference on public health research dedicated to Covid-19.
This 1-day online conference will cover many dimensions of the epidemic, including:
• Incidence and risk factors of SARS-CoV-2 infection
• Social inequalities
• Decision-makers and citizens facing the pandemic
• The efficiency of various prevention strategies
Each session will be shared between French and International speakers. The conference language will be English.
Participation is free but prior registration is compulsory by clicking here.
SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL:
Nathalie BAJOS, Arnaud De Guerra, Eric D'Ortenzio, Marie Gaille, France Lert, Rémy Slama, Yazdan Yazdanpanah
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Arnaud de Guerra, Jean-Marie Gagliolo, Janine Gaudinot-Gomez, Rémy Slama
SPEAKERS:
Nathalie BAJOS, Research Director at Inserm, IRIS/EHESS
Clare BAMBRA, Professor of Public Health, Newcastle University, UK
Gilles BLOCH, CEO Inserm
Olivier BORRAZ, CNRS Research Professor, Director of the CSO of Sciences Po
Fabrice CARRAT, PU-PH, UPMC
Geneviève CHENE, Head of Public Health France
Vittoria COLIZZA, Epidemic modeling specialist, Research Director at Inserm
Arnaud DE GUERRA, Deputy Director of Public Health Institute, Inserm
Arnaud FONTANET, Epidemiologist at Institut Pasteur, Member of the Scientific Council for the management of the Covid-19 pandemic in France
Marie GAILLE, Doctor of philosophy, CNRS researcher
Pierre-Yves GEOFFARD, Health economics specialist, Research Director at CNRS
Jade GHOSN, Infectious and Tropical Diseases Specialist
Michelle Kelly IRVING, Epidemiologist, Inserm Research Officer
Sarah JEFFERIES, Public Health Physician, ESR, New Zealand
Florence JUSOT, Professor in economics sciences
Katharina KIESLICH, Dr health priorities, University of Vienna
Marion MAUDET, Lecturer, UMR 5283
Patrick PERETTI-WATEL, Sociologist at Inserm
Patricia PRIEST, Epidemiologist, Covid-19 Health System Response, New Zealand
Rémy SLAMA, Head of Public Health Institute, Inserm
Alexis SPIRE, Sociologist, Research Director at CNRS
Stéphanie VANDENTORREN, Public health Manager
Josiane WARZAWSKI, Epidemiologist, CESP 1018 Inserm
Yazdan YAZDANPANAH, Head of I3M and ANRS
COVID-19 and Public Health research
28 January 2021 - Online conference
Scientific program
1) 9:00 AM*: Introduction: Gilles Bloch, CEO of Inserm
2) Key-note intervention
09:10 - New Zealand’s public health response to COVID-19: impacts and reflections on 2020: Sarah Jefferies (ESR, New Zealand) and Patricia Priest (Ministry of Health, New Zealand)
3) Incidence and risk factors of SARS-CoV-2 infection and COVID-19 (1h25) – Chair: Yazdan Yazdanpanah, (Inserm and ANRS, Paris), and Arnaud Fontanet, (Institut Pasteur and CNAM, Paris)
09:40 - Spatial variations in SARS-CoV-2 prevalence: Josiane Warszwawski (Inserm and Univ. Paris Saclay)
09:55 - Individual risk factors of SARS-CoV-2 infection: Fabrice Carrat (UPMC, Paris)
10:10 - Long and short-term consequences of SARS-CoV-2 infection: Jade Ghosn (Bichat-Claude Bernard Hospital, Paris)
10:25 - Discussion
4) Social inequalities – Chair: Michelle Kelly Irving (Inserm, Toulouse) and Emmanuelle CAMBOIS (INED)
11:05 - Social inequalities and Covid-19 in France: Nathalie Bajos (Inserm, Paris)
11:20 - COVID-19 and Health Inequalities: A syndemic pandemic : Clare Bambra (Newcastle upon Tyne)
11:35 - Social inequalities in access to health care in the Covid-19 era: Florence Jusot (Paris Dauphine University)
11:50 - Discussion
12:30 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
5) Efficiency of prevention strategies – Chair: Pr. Geneviève Chêne (Santé Publique France) and Arnaud De Guerra (Inserm)
14:00 - Efficiency of Covid-19 prevention measures – The contribution of population modeling approaches: Vittoria Colizza (Inserm)
14:15 - Vaccine hesitancy and Covid-19: Patrick Peretti-Watel (Inserm)
14:30 - COVID-19 testing in France: Pierre-Yves Geoffard (Paris School of Economics)
14:45 - Efficiency of prevention strategies among precarious individuals: Stéphanie Vandentorren (Santé Publique France)
15:00 - Discussion
6) Decision-makers and citizens facing the pandemics – Chair: Marie Gaille, (CNRS) and Nathalie Bajos (Inserm)
15:45 - Public trust in state and the science during the Covid-19 crisis: Alexis Spire (CNRS) and Marion Maudet (UMR 5283)
16:00 - Covid-19 – an organisational crisis: Olivier Borraz (CNRS-Sciences Po)
16:15 - Solidarity in times of a pandemic - Preliminary findings from a multi-national interview study: Katharina Kieslich (University of Vienna)
16:30 - Discussion (40 min)
7) 17:10 - Conclusion: Rémy Slama, Inserm Public Health Institute
End: 17:20
Hours correspond to Paris time.
Contact: janine.gaudinot-gomez@inserm.fr