Domain 1.1.1.: Public health science | 01. Use current knowledge of epidemiology of diseases to guide public health or epidemiological practice. | 1 |
Domain 1.1.1.: Public health science | 02. Provide epidemiological input to develop measurable relevant objectives of public health programmes. | 0 |
Domain 1.1.1.: Public health science | 03. Use knowledge of specific sociological and cultural factors in the population to conduct studies and recommend public health actions relevant for the affected community. | 3 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 04. Understand and analyse legal public health policy documents at local, national and European level. | 2 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 05. Use epidemiological findings to plan public health programmes. | 4 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 06. Implement public health programmes: translate policy into public health practice. | 2 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 07. Identify effective health promotion measures for specific problems. | 2 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 08. Identify appropriate health prevention measures for specific problems. | 3 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 09. Evaluate the impact of an intervention on population health. | 1 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 10. Measure health outcomes to guide decision making in prevention strategy. | 2 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 11. Use evaluation results of programme progress towards objectives and outcomes in further programme planning and modification. | 1 |
Domain 1.1.2.: Public health policy | 12. Identify an appropriate public health intervention based on surveillance data. | 1 |
Domain 1.2.1.: Risk Assessment | 13. Identify sources of information about potential public health threats. | 6 |
Domain 1.2.1.: Risk Assessment | 14. Conduct risk assessments: verify, using critical thinking, if a public health problem exists and describe its magnitude. | 2 |
Domain 1.2.1.: Risk Assessment | 15. Identify surveillance data needs for risk assessments of public health threats. | 1 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 16. Run a surveillance system. | 0 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 17. Conduct surveillance data management. | 0 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 18. Perform descriptive analysis of surveillance data. | 0 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 19. Interpret disease and public health events trends from time series analysis. | 0 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 20. Identify key findings from surveillance data analysis and draw conclusions. | 0 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 21. Evaluate surveillance systems. | 0 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 22. Recognise the need for and set up a new surveillance system. | 2 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 23. Use event-based surveillance, also called epidemic intelligence, to detect health threats. | 5 |
Domain 1.2.2.: Public health surveillance | 24. Be familiar with laws on surveillance and reporting of communicable diseases at national, EU level and globally (International Health Regulations). | 3 |
Domain 1.2.3.: Outbreak investigation | 25. Create a case definition and adjust it as necessary during the investigation. | 4 |
Domain 1.2.3.: Outbreak investigation | 26. Describe the outbreak in terms of person, place and time. | 3 |
Domain 1.2.3.: Outbreak investigation | 27. Generate hypothesis about the cause and/or risk factors of the outbreak. | 5 |
Domain 1.2.3.: Outbreak investigation | 28. Conduct analytical epidemiological investigation to identify the source. | 5 |
Domain 1.2.3.: Outbreak investigation | 29. Recommend appropriate evidence based measures to control the outbreak. | 5 |
Domain 1.2.3.: Outbreak investigation | 30. Report and present results of an investigation. | 4 |
Domain 1.2.4.: Epidemiological studies | 31. Write a study protocol using investigation techniques consistent with the public health problem. | 2 |
Domain 1.2.4.: Epidemiological studies | 32. Conduct epidemiological studies. | 3 |
Domain 1.2.4.: Epidemiological studies | 33. Report and present results of a study. | 4 |
Domain 1.2.4.: Epidemiological studies | 34. Recommend evidence-based interventions in response to epidemiological findings. | 4 |
Domain 1.2.5.: Infectious diseases | 35. Be familiar with transmission dynamics of infectious diseases. | 4 |
Domain 1.2.6.: Laboratory issues | 36. Interpret the diagnostic and epidemiological significance of reports from laboratory tests. | 1 |
Domain 1.2.6.: Laboratory issues | 37. Be familiar with different methods for diagnosis and typing, including molecular tests. | 2 |
Domain 1.2.6.: Laboratory issues | 38. Communicate effectively with the laboratory team. | 2 |
Domain 1.2.7.: Public health guidance | 39. Identify, review and assess relevant literature and other evidence. | 2 |
Domain 1.2.7.: Public health guidance | 40. Develop evidence based guidelines for surveillance, prevention and control of communicable diseases and other acute public health events. | 2 |
Domain 1.2.7.: Public health guidance | 41. Identify appropriate target groups for guidelines. | 3 |
Domain 2.1.1.: Probability | 42. Apply basic concepts of probability. | 0 |
Domain 2.1.2: Inferential statistics | 43. Calculate and interpret point estimates and confidence intervals of measures of central tendency and dispersion. | 0 |
Domain 2.1.2: Inferential statistics | 44. Calculate and interpret point estimates and confidence intervals of measures of disease frequency. | 0 |
Domain 2.1.2: Inferential statistics | 45. Calculate and interpret point estimates and confidence intervals of measures of association and impact. | 0 |
Domain 2.1.2: Inferential statistics | 46. Calculate and interpret significance tests. | 0 |
Domain 2.1.3.: Sampling | 47. Select an appropriate sampling strategy. | 2 |
Domain 2.2.1.: Internet | 48. Use internet sources to conduct literature search. | 2 |
Domain 2.2.1.: Internet | 49. Use web-enabled databases. | 0 |
Domain 2.2.2.: Statistical and other data analysis | 50. Use database software packages for entering and managing data. | 0 |
Domain 2.2.2.: Statistical and other data analysis | 51. Use software packages for statistical analysis (measures of association, testing, and logistic regression). | 0 |
Domain 2.2.2.: Statistical and other data analysis | 52. Draw conclusions from the results of analysis. | 1 |
Domain 2.2.3.: Editing and presentations | 53. Use software for writing, editing and creating presentations. | 0 |
Domain 2.3.1.: Risk communication | 54. Apply the basic principles of risk communication, adjusting the message when presenting results of an investigation to different audiences: media, general public, professionals and policy makers. | 7 |
Domain 2.3.2.: Written communication | 55. Write a report of an epidemiological investigation for decision makers. | 4 |
Domain 2.3.2.: Written communication | 56. Write an article for a scientific journal. | 2 |
Domain 2.3.2.: Written communication | 57. Write an abstract. | 4 |
Domain 2.3.2.: Written communication | 58. Write a press release. | 0 |
Domain 2.3.2.: Written communication | 59. Produce documents, reports, letters, meeting minutes, etc. | 0 |
Domain 2.3.3.: Oral communication | 60. Incorporate interpersonal skills in communication with colleagues and with the other audiences. | 1 |
Domain 2.3.3.: Oral communication | 61. Analyse and synthesise main points in a speech. | 0 |
Domain 2.3.3.: Oral communication | 62. Provide objective feedback (descriptive, rather than judgemental). | 1 |
Domain 2.3.4.: Use of new communication technologies | 63. Use communication technologies (videoconference, teleconference, e-mail, etc.) effectively. | 0 |
Domain 2.4.1.: Planning and use of resources | 64. Plan, prioritise and schedule tasks in a project. | 2 |
Domain 2.4.1.: Planning and use of resources | 65. Monitor progress and quality against specific targets, adjust schedules and make changes if necessary. | 1 |
Domain 2.4.1.: Planning and use of resources | 66. Manage available resources (staff, time, budget, etc) effectively. | 3 |
Domain 2.4.1.: Planning and use of resources | 67. Conduct epidemiological activities within the financial and operational planning context. | 1 |
Domain 2.4.1.: Planning and use of resources | 68. Prepare an activity report. | 2 |
Domain 2.4.2.: Team building and negotiation | 69. Be an effective team member, adopting the role needed to contribute constructively to the accomplishment of tasks by the group (including leadership). | 3 |
Domain 2.4.2.: Team building and negotiation | 70. Promote collaborations, partnerships and team building to accomplish epidemiology programme objectives. | 1 |
Domain 2.4.2.: Team building and negotiation | 71. Develop community partnerships to support epidemiological investigations. | 1 |
Domain 2.4.2.: Team building and negotiation | 72. Mutually identify those interests that are shared, opposed or different with the other party to achieve good collaborations and conflict management. | 1 |
Domain 2.5.1.: Mentorship | 73. Mentor peers or junior epidemiologists. | 0 |
Domain 2.5.1.: Mentorship | 74. Assist others to clarify thinking, create consensus, and develop ideas into actionable plans. | 0 |
Domain 2.5.2.: Training | 75. Train junior epidemiologists. | 0 |
Domain 2.6.1.: Protection of individuals | 76. Respect and adhere to ethical principles regarding human welfare. | 1 |
Domain 2.6.1.: Protection of individuals | 77. Follow ethics principles and guidelines for planning studies, conducting research, and collecting disseminating and using data. | 3 |
Domain 2.6.1.: Protection of individuals | 78. Apply relevant laws to data collection, management, dissemination and use of information. | 1 |
Domain 2.6.2.: Confidentiality | 79. Respect and adhere to ethical principles regarding data protection and confidentiality regarding any information obtained as part of the professional activity. | 1 |
Domain 2.6.3.: Conflicts of interests | 80. Handle conflicts of interests. | 1 |