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International Conference on Epidemiological Methods and Public Health Practice

📅 23–24 Nov 2026 📍 Jakarta Raya, Indonesia 👤 Standard / Listener

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Conference session tracks

Key research areas covered across the sessions — tap a track to read more.

This track focuses on the latest advancements in epidemiological methodologies, including novel statistical techniques and data analysis approaches. Participants will explore how these innovations enhance disease surveillance and outbreak response.

This session will examine effective public health interventions aimed at disease prevention and health promotion. Discussions will include case studies and evaluations of intervention strategies across diverse populations.

This track will delve into the epidemiology of infectious diseases and the strategies employed for their control and prevention. Topics will include vaccination programs, outbreak management, and global health initiatives.

Focusing on the epidemiological aspects of chronic diseases, this session will address risk factors, prevalence, and management strategies. Participants will discuss the implications of chronic disease on public health systems.

This track will explore the relationship between healthcare systems, public health policy, and epidemiological outcomes. Discussions will focus on policy development, implementation, and evaluation in various healthcare contexts.

This session will highlight the role of biostatistics in public health research, emphasizing statistical methods used in epidemiological studies. Participants will engage in discussions on data interpretation and analysis challenges.

This track will investigate the intersection of environmental factors and public health, focusing on how environmental exposures influence health outcomes. Topics will include air quality, water safety, and climate change impacts.

This session will address healthcare equity, examining disparities in access and health outcomes among different populations. Participants will discuss strategies to promote equity in public health interventions.

Focusing on the utilization of health data analytics, this track will explore methods for visualizing and interpreting epidemiological data. Participants will learn about tools and techniques that enhance data-driven decision-making.

This session will emphasize the importance of community involvement in public health initiatives. Discussions will focus on strategies for engaging communities in health promotion and disease prevention efforts.

This track will explore the epidemiological aspects of patient safety and quality improvement in healthcare settings. Participants will discuss evidence-based practices and interventions aimed at enhancing patient outcomes.