Sentence examples for epidemic response from inspiring English sources

"This aspect of epidemic response is not well appreciated in the United States in my estimation, yet is critical for success," Dr. Wenzel said.

More than 1,500 staff provided services including free primary healthcare, malnutrition treatment, maternal health, surgery, epidemic response, immunisation campaigns, water and relief supplies.

"So, it didn't solve all the problems with the world's epidemic response.

While Klain applauded the WHO for its quick response and cited the transformative new tools of experimental vaccine and treatments, the ongoing "security risk, potential urban spread, community resistance are all indications of the limitation of our current global epidemic response system.

As Ronald Klain, the former Ebola czar under President Barack Obama, told HuffPost at the time: "Proposing a rescission of Ebola contingency funds on the very day that a new Ebola outbreak is announced is badly misguided; forcing out the two top officials in charge of epidemic response at the White House ― Tom Bossert and Tim Ziemer ― is even worse.

These meetings emphasized improved epidemic preparedness and epidemic response.

From this research, we learned that trust is the vehicle by which epidemic responses are executed effectively.

Use of conjugate vaccines, which are more immunogenic than polysaccharide vaccines in infants, in epidemic responses would allow the whole population to be vaccinated effectively.

Standard epidemic responses include reinforcing measles surveillance in affected areas, providing free care to reduce measles mortality, and reactive vaccination campaigns in order to stop measles transmission during epidemics.

New findings explaining possible local ecological and environmental risk factors of cholera are of importance as they could be used to prevent and plan future cholera epidemic responses in endemic areas.

The expert meeting proposed a set of indicators (that will need to be tested and validated) as part of a scoring system that allows the definition of thresholds for epidemic responses (Table  2).