First part of the analysis chose to picture the global conversation on Twitter by picking 3 accounts in Italian, Spanish and English languages.
We identified several clusters gathering professional epidemiologists.
In this follow up, we run a new analysis where the starting points are 3 Twitter accounts of epidemiologists that were found in these clusters. The end goal is to identify many more epidemiologists.
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Part 2: covid-19 on Twitter, with a focus on 3 new seed accounts
1. Re-focusing on 3 Twitter accounts
Follow up to the first part published on Slideshare:
https://www.slideshare.net/seinecle/covid-actors-relations-and-topics-on-twitter-as-of-march-30-2020
published on April 1, 2020 by Clément Levallois, Associate Professor at emlyon business school
Based on the methodology published in (free pdf download):
Benabdelkrim, M., Levallois, C., Savinien, J., & Robardet, C. (2020). Opening Fields: A Methodological Contribution to the
Identification of Heterogeneous Actors in Unbounded Relational Orders. M@n@gement, 23(1), 4-18.
https://doi.org/10.37725/mgmt.v23.4245
Contact: levallois@em-lyon.com or @seinecle on Twitter
2. In the previous study, we found 3 clusters of interest for epidemiology specialists:
See https://www.slideshare.net/seinecle/covid-actors-relations-and-topics-on-twitter-as-of-march-30-2020/12
-> We now pick the Twitter accounts that are most central to each cluster:
@SCBriand, @JenniferNuzzo and @SCBriand
3. Using these 3 accounts as seeds, we run the method to find related
accounts
Because our interest here is to zoom in on epidemiologists. We could have
chosen any other focus (journalists, healthcare companies, state organizations,
etc.)
4. Group 1 (270 members, 17% total)
key terms: infectious disease epidemiologist (32),
epidemiologist (23), epidemiology (17), disease
dynamic (15), virus (12), epitwitter (11), infectious
disease epidemiology (11), mer (11), studying (8),
oxford (8)
key accounts: @richardneher, @PeterHotez, @profvrr
Group 2 (405 members, 26% total)
key terms: coronavirus (54), covid (44), covid
coronavirus (19), real (19), disaster (19), coronavirus
covid (15), update (13), report (11), disease control
(11), assistant (11)
key accounts: @trvrb, @angie_rasmussen,
@VirusWhisperer
Group 3 (490 members, 31% total)
key terms: access (96), organization (64), peer
reviewed (58), health system (47), society (45), online
(42), european (36), privacy policy (35), oncology (32),
nih (27)
key accounts: @IDSAInfo, @ECDC_EU, @AmeshAA
Group 4 (128 members, 8% total)
key terms: beijing (156), china (66), chinese (64),
china correspondent (15), scmp (11), shanghai (11),
macro (8), asia (7), hong kong (6), freelance (5)
key accounts: @ChuBailiang, @xinyanyu, @XijinHu
Group 5 (284 members, 18% total)
key terms: public (58), politico (52), covering health
(36), statnew (32), health reporter (32), senior
correspondent (27), policy reporter (23), send (23),
reporter (15), washingtonpost (15)
key accounts: @DrewQJoseph, @ashishkjha,
@marynmck
The result is a network of 1,579 Twitter accounts, decomposed in:
5. Zoom on each key group
The following slides zoom on one of the colored regions
of the global picture
6. Group 1 decomposed in subgroups.
270 members. Key terms: health, infectious disease,
epidemiologist
sub-group 1-2 (87 members, 32%)
key terms: candidate (8), data (8), prof (6),
writer (6), dean (5), epitwitter (5), disease
ecologist (5), focusing (5), asst prof (5), policy
(5)
key accounts: @joshmich, @thelonevirologi,
@PeterHotez
sub-group 1-0 (38 members, 14%)
key terms: microbiology (5), statistician (3),
blogger (3), lumc leiden (3), occasional (3),
gym (3), drug (3), • (3)
key accounts: @EvolveDotZoo,
@PaulSaxMD, @EpiEllie
sub-group 1-1 (70 members, 26%)
key terms: global (15), dynamic (8), imperial
college (5), public health epidemiologist (5),
london (5), health policy (5), infectious disease
modelling (5), data scientist (5), control (5),
gate (5)
key accounts: @MMFill, @Caroline_OF_B,
@SRileyIDD
sub-group 1-3 (75 members, 28%)
key terms: lab (11), biology (6), emerging
infectious disease (5), preparedness (5),
centre (5), molecular (5), diagnostic (5),
immunity (5), dad (3), officer (3)
key accounts: @richardneher,
@KindrachukJason, @K_G_Andersen