Sentence examples for chain of outbreak from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, quality systems following the whole chain of outbreak management (alert, outbreak control measures, implementation, and evaluation) are needed.
We selected key recommendations for the broad range of tasks in infectious disease outbreak response, from "control measures" and "diagnostics" to processes such as "coordination of the chain of outbreak control".
Timeliness of result reporting: Prompt analysis and feedback from the National Poliovirus Laboratory in Baghdad to the local and international health authorities in cases of emergency is essential to cut the chain of outbreak transmission.
These 35 categories or subdomains represented 10 main domains: "Scale of the outbreak and epidemiology", "Control measures", "Diagnostics", "Logistic support", "Aftercare and conclusion", "Communication", "Logistics", "Upscaling", "Coordination of the chain of outbreak control" and "Continuity of care".
The recent chain of outbreaks caused by H5N1 started among poultry in South Korea in December 2003, and has affected 61 countries in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe leading to the deaths of millions of poultry and more than 10 thousands of wild birds [3], [4].
If more and more parents stop supporting vaccines and immunizations, disease like measles will continue to rise, we will see sustained chains of outbreaks, and we will all see the real impact of measles and other vaccine-preventable diseases.
Although PHL had chain-of-custody experience through its Toxicology and Environmental Laboratories and outbreak testing during the West Nile outbreak, nothing could have prepared the laboratory for the events of October 2001.
Additionally, sequence sampling of neuraminidases is not independent but biased by transmission chains and clusters of outbreaks.
Management and supervisory staff should receive training and education that also includes chain of infection, pest control, and outbreak response.
Although none of these introductions led to a long chain of transmissions, even a small outbreak in a new country can cause societal disruption and disproportionate costs (17 ).
