The National Infodemiology Training Network (NITN) provides both self-paced learning and applied training to help individuals and organizations build real-world capacity.
NITN
The National Infodemiology Training Network (NITN) is a broad practitioner infrastructure built to support continued training and applied infodemiology practice.
NITN brings together self-paced learning and applied training in a community of practice. Support is delivered in partnership with organizations and leaders within a country or region, ensuring that learning is grounded in local context and connected to others doing this work in that same environment. Each NITN functions as a regional hub for the global Infodemiology Initiative.
For public
health
The first U.S.-based training on infodemiology for public health professionals. Over five hours of tailored curriculum by U.S. experts, free and online.
For
health care
Short, flexible modules designed to improve patient care in today’s complex information landscape, free and online.
Train your team
Applied, instructor-led training for your organization. Build internal capacity to monitor, analyze, and respond to the information environment through live sessions, train-the-trainer opportunities, and customizable content.
Additional Trainings
Created by HCPs for HCPs. Earn credits and learn the strategies you need to improve your communication skills.
A curated selection of HCP-specific resources on vaccine education, communication approaches, and patient-facing materials from leading organizations across the globe.
Experienced public health leaders, with the communications insight you need.
A gateway into the TRAIN Learning Network, with many trainings related to infodemiology.
The original infodemic management training launched in 2020 by WHO.
Free and paid training on relevant topics like fact-checking and media literacy.
Looking for support with your own infodemiology work, or want to partner to advance the field? Complete the form below or contact our team at info@infodemiology.com.