Organization of the epidemiological protection system in the EU

This training provides a clear and practical overview of how the European Union organizes and coordinates its epidemiological protection system. Participants explore the roles of key institutions, mechanisms of cross-border cooperation, and crisis response procedures that safeguard public health across member states. Through real-life examples and interactive discussions, the program strengthens understanding of surveillance, risk assessment, and rapid response strategies. It is designed to inspire collaboration, enhance preparedness, and promote a unified approach to health security in Europe.


Date:

19/05/2025 - 25/05/2025

Price:

300 EUR

Location:

Warsaw

Registration deadline:

16/05/2025

Target group: ⁃ Healthcare professionals ⁃ Public health and sanitary inspection staff ⁃ Medical students ⁃ Physicians and junior medical personnel ⁃ Academic lecturers of medical universities ⁃ Other professionals interested in epidemiological protection systems Total duration: 100 days Workload: 180 hours, including: ⁃ e-learning modules ⁃ online classes ⁃ work in research groups ⁃ self-study ⁃ expert-led lessons ⁃ practical workshops ⁃ online meetings and consultations Research component: ⁃ As part of the internship, participants prepare their own research paper on a selected topic related to intership title ⁃ Participants are given the opportunity to publish their paper in the scientific journal „Polish Interdisciplinary Scientific Review” (ISSN 2720-4138) Certification: ⁃ Participants receive a printed certificate with an official supplement ⁃ The certificate includes a QR code for authenticity verification ⁃ Successful completion confirms the acquisition of 8 ECTS credits
Remote self-study on the educational platform (e-learning): - Legal Foundations of the Epidemiological Protection System in the European Union - 25 hours - The Role of EU Institutions in Public Health Security and Crisis Coordination - 20 hours - Cross-Border Health Threats: Surveillance, Reporting, and Rapid Response Mechanisms - 25 hours - The Early Warning and Response System (EWRS) in Practice - 20 hours Creating and Showcasing Individual Research Projects - 60 hours Online-lessons and online-meetings: - Epidemiological Data Collection, Analysis, and Risk Assessment in the EU - 10 hours - Preparedness and Management of Public Health Emergencies in Member States - 10 hours - Cooperation Between National Sanitary Authorities and European Agencies - 5 hours - Lessons Learned from COVID-19: Strengthening the Future of EU Health Protection - 5 hours