Media monitoring: Experience of outbreak monitoring at ECDC to monitor vaccine safety potential crisis- A pilot using MediSYS

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Media monitoring: Experience of outbreak monitoring at ECDC to monitor vaccine safety potential crisis- A pilot using MediSYS Building Trust, Managing Risk: Vaccine Confidence and Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Symposium London, LSHTM, 7-8 June 2017 Tarik Derrough, Expert VPD, Epidemic Intelligence and Response Section Surveillance and Response Support Unit European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, Stockholm

European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) Mission To identify, assess and communicate current and emerging threats to human health from communicable diseases A decentralized Agency of the European Union established in 2005 (budget 2016 EUR 58 M, staff 280) [Not risk management, No monitoring of vaccine safety] Target audiences EU Member States European Commission (DG SANTE) Other EU agencies, WHO and other international organisations Public health stakeholders The Public Regulation (EC) No 851/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 April 2004 establishing a European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (link)

Core functions of ECDC Disease surveillance Epidemic intelligence: 24/7, 365 days, Public health threats Risk assessment Scientific advice and guidance Response support Preparedness and capacity strengthening Training Communication: daily, ECDC focus

ECDC expertise in public health threat monitoring to identify safety threats

Relevance of an event Signal Event Validated event Threat Check the date of the article! Ask yourself if the source is reliable Search for background information about the disease in the country/region Consult the Diseases Specific experts Consult the country focal points

Sources National public EPIS RASFF EWRS Restricted platforms WHO IHR health agency websites Official public sources WHO websites CDC websites INFOSAN TESSY National or regional surveillance systems Informal sources Social media Web aggregators

Web aggregators GPHIN

Some of the sources screened

MEDISYS Pilot testing for HPV EU Commission tool for media monitoring of public health threats Media Aggregator, Joint Research Centre (JRC) established in 2004 Data broker for the European Commission Approx. 25.000 news items and 60M tweets per day, wires, BBC feeds, scientific literature, patents Added-value Real-time: refreshed every 10 mns Multilingual key words: 80 languages covered Analyse: categorise, filter, geolocate, statistics Present results: website, email alerts, rss, moderation tools Pilot tested for HPV media/threat monitoring

MEDISYS Alert Statistics Source: http://medisys.newsbrief.eu/medisys/statisticsedition/en/europeanunion.html (5 June 2017)

MEDISYS VPD specific searches Source: http://medisys.newsbrief.eu/medisys/groupedition/en/vaccinepreventablediseases.html (5 June 2017)

HPV specific searches 1. HPV (catches all HPV articles, high volume!) http://medisys.newsbrief.eu/medisys/alertedition/en/hpv.html 2. HPV vaccine (catches all HPV vaccine articles): http://medisys.newsbrief.eu/medisys/alertedition/en/hpvvaccinegeneral.html 3. HPV vaccine safety (catches all HPV vaccine articles that mention safety ): http://medisys.newsbrief.eu/medisys/alertedition/en/hpvvaccine.html TWITTER #HPV #papillomavirus vaccine #Gardasil #cervarix)

HPV vaccine safety Experience to date Implemented in October 2016 Languages covered: Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Latvian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Turkish Search terms Combination of HPV vaccine AND any term related to safety All terms manually entered and translated 14

Media impact Dutch documentary 15 Dec. 2016: Broadcasting of a Dutch documentary on unconfirmed side effects of the HPV vaccine Search in Dutch + other languages of key words related to HPV, cervical cancer, symptoms of side effects NO papers retrieved

HPV vaccine safety, active monitoring period, April 2017 (n=793 hits) 140 AM AT AU BD BE BO BR BW CA CH CO CU DE DK DO EE ES FR GB GY HN HR ID IE IN IT JM KE KY MA MX NA NI NL NZ PA PT RO SE SG SN SV TR TT US ZA ZW 120 Distribution of media items by country through the HPV vaccine safety specific search, Medisys, April 2017 100 80 60 40 20 0

HPV vaccine safety, outcome of manual assessment (n=40) Michael Douglas statement 8 6 Supportive Negative 4 2 0 2 4 Male discrimination in Sweden 6 Belgium Denmark Sweden Ireland USA Bolivia Colombia UK Italy Spain Trinidad Croatia Herald Scotland Mirror

Discussion - Conclusions Screening of media is labour and time intensive need to define the most sensitive key words and study trends over a longer period of time Unless there is already an ongoing crisis, involvement of an authority/organization or of a particular celebrity, is little impact in the media to be expected? Role of traditional media vs social media as a rapid crisis monitoring tool for vaccination? Delay in time vs discussion in social media? [anybody is a reporter in social media vs accredited trained people in traditional media] Which audiences are being targeted?

Thank you for your attention Tarik.Derrough@ecdc.europa.eu

We all do media monitoring in our daily activities Favourite newspapers (webbrowser, app, rss, print) Google news alerts - https://www.google.com/alerts Email alerts from expert sites (e.g. ProMED-mail) - http://www.promedmail.org Twitter (App, Tweetdeck) - https://tweetdeck.twitter.com Browsing blogs and dedicated websites Scientific literature