Theoretical Foundations of Digital Epidemiology in Health Monitoring

This exam focuses on the theoretical foundations of digital epidemiology, particularly in health monitoring and disease tracking using remote systems. Key principles include data collection methodologies, remote sensing technologies, and the integration of health informatics.

Understanding these principles is vital as digital epidemiology plays a significant role in contemporary public health responses, especially during outbreaks. It enhances the ability to monitor health trends in real-time and ensures accurate data-driven decisions.

The exam will assess the candidate's proficiency in articulating definitions, theories, and methodologies related to digital tools used in epidemiology. Students must demonstrate a clear understanding of how these systems operate and their implications for public health.

The assessment will challenge students to articulate complex concepts related to digital epidemiology and to analyze the effectiveness of such technologies.