Sentence examples for existing outbreak from inspiring English sources
This was not an area covered by the existing outbreak and risk communication guidelines.
Instead of curing an already existing outbreak of diarrhoea with antimicrobials, the focus has today shifted to search ways to prevent these disturbances.
These reports were then integrated into the existing outbreak surveillance system, and standardized epidemiologic data were sought from investigating public health physicians.
In this paper we use a dataset of reported dengue cases from Brazil (Fig. 1) to test a wide range of 102 existing outbreak definitions based on five endemic channels and their various parameterisations.
Given the general increase in heterogeneity at lower spatial scales and over shorter time periods, we would not expect existing outbreak definitions to be any more comparable at lower spatial scales or with more frequent reporting intervals.
Further analysis, excluding the existing outbreak focussed in Guinea from the dataset used to train the model (prediction maps available on request), still resulted in prediction of high suitability in this region, with the presumed index village located within 5km of an at-risk pixel.
Mapping efforts by American Red Cross International Services has been vital to identifying existing outbreaks and predicting future outbreaks.
It seems possible that other existing outbreaks were not identified by the Surveillance System and we lack information about them.
Residents of Flagstaff have received educational messages about rabies and the existing outbreaks through many methods, which likely had a positive effect on the extent of knowledge retained by community members.
A far reaching communication and social mobilisation campaign aimed at informing the population across the country of the existing epidemic outbreak and the measures they ought to take to prevent becoming ill, is underway.
In response to the emergency, the Pakistan Ministry of Health and WHO enhanced existing DEWS for outbreak detection and response.
