COVID-19 Lessons Learned

An open online lecture series jointly organized by the Eu-HEM consortium representing the Erasmus University Rotterdam, the University of Bologna, the University of Oslo, and MCI The Entrepreneurial School.

After having focused on crisis management in most European countries we are now entering a second phase of the pandemic without permanent lockdowns, with increased mobility in and between countries and with new national, European and global public health approaches.

While we are re-opening our social life we are have started this COVID-19 lecture series to reflect on selected lessons we have learned and probably will have to learn.

Please find here the recordings and presentations of all MCI WEBINARS:

COVID 19 Lessons Learned – part VII (Youtube-Video 1 hour 25 minutes) with Professor Oddvar Kaarbøe on “A review and an outlook on COVID-19 from the perspective of a health economist” (recorded on Friday, June 26, 2020).

COVID 19 Lessons Learned - part VI (Youtube-Video 1 hour 23 minutes) with Dorli Kahr-Gottlieb and Young Forum Gastein on “Young health professionals and COVID-19 - the skills you need in a pandemic” (recorded on Friday, June 19, 2020).

COVID-19 Lessons Learned -  part V (Youtube-Video 1 hour 40 minutes) with Wei Manske-Wang on “Covid19 in China & Europe - Because we are so different, we can learn so much from each other” (recorded on Friday, June 12, 2020).

COVID-19 Lessons Learned -  part IV (Youtube-Video 1 hour 25 minutes) with Armin Fidler on “Experiences from inside the crisis response team in Vorarlberg, Austria” (recorded on Friday, June 5, 2020).

COVID-19 Lessons Learned - part III (Video 1 hour 16 minutes) with Antoinette de Bont de Bont on Leadership – what it takes to lead the world post-covid-19 (recorded on Friday, May 29, 2020).

COVID-19 Lessons Learned -  part II (Video 1 hour 20 minutes) with Raffael Heiss on The Fake News Challenge: Media use, Knowledge and Conspiracy Beliefs (recorded on Friday, May 22, 2020).

COVID-19 Lessons Learned – part I (Video 1 hour 27 minutes) with Martin Sprenger on Population-Based Virus Risk Management (recorded on Friday, May 15, 2020).