TRUST Publications | Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security

Several peer-reviewed publications, conference sessions, podcasts, and invited presentations have featured work from the TRUST in Public Health website and project. Explore these resources below:

Peer reviewed publications

Fighting the infodemic: the 4 i Framework for Advancing Communication and Trust by AE Sundelson, AM Jamison, N Huhn, S Pasquino & TK Sell (2023)

Conferences

How to Build Trust, Counter Misinformation & Improve Communication: An Interactive Guide in Anticipation of the Next Public Health Emergency. 2024 Preparedness Summit. 25 March 2024. Cleveland, OH.
Turning Back the Tide of Anti-Science: Frontline Reports and Engagement Strategies. 2024 Consortium of Universities for Global Health Conference. 7 March 2024. Los Angeles, CA.

Podcasts

Public Health Review Morning Edition (ASTHO): Episode 619 - Review Food Safety Policies, New Misinformation Toolkit
Public Health on Call (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health): Episode 731 – A Playbook for Addressing Health Misinformation

Invited presentations

Addressing health misinformation. Pediatric Disaster Preparedness Elective. Johns Hopkins Medicine. 22 February 2024.
Practical playbook for addressing health misinformation. Truth, Evidence, and Influence: Case Studies in Public Health. Johns Hopkins University. 4 April 2024
Vaccine Confidence Toolkit Webinar Series: A Playbook for Addressing Health Misinformation: Applications for Immunization Programs and Partners. AIM Vaccine Confidence Webinar. Association of Information Managers (AIM). 30 April 2024.
Misinformation, Disinformation, Trust & Risk Communication During Public Health Emergencies. Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. 10 July 2024.

Formal citation

Please use the following citation when referencing this website:

Tackling Rumors and Understanding and Strengthening Trust (TRUST) in Public Health. Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. Updated July 11, 2024. https://centerforhealthsecurity.org/trust