Sentence examples for issue outbreak from inspiring English sources

Current infection control software suites such as VigiLanz Dynamic Monitoring Suite and TheraDoc Infection Control Assistant primarily issue outbreak alerts based on infection frequency thresholds.

A development issue The outbreak and quick spread of the cholera epidemic is largely due to poor sanitation and a shortage of safe drinking water in Luanda's overcrowded urban slums, a legacy of almost 30 years of war.

These should aim to maximise uptake of influenza and pneumococcal vaccine, as well as deal with consent issues and outbreak situations, which may be particularly pertinent in the event of an influenza pandemic.

Investigators found senior managers were not taking control of major issues like outbreaks of infections like C Difficile on wards.

Research team members' local knowledge of immunisation and the Traveller community will also feed into the development of topic guides to prompt discussion of particular local issues (eg, outbreaks of measles, introduction/removal of specialist services).

Transmission of disease within hospitals has always been a major issue with every outbreak of Marburg and Ebola.

Many of the world's leading health experts will gather for an emergency meeting in Geneva on Monday to debate a single critical issue: does the outbreak of Zika virus disease in South and Central America represent an international health crisis?

Instead, according to analysts and politicians here, security became the pivotal issue after an outbreak of ethnic violence in June between the Kyrgyz majority and Uzbek minority killed at least 400 people.

With the Company's charter due to expire in late 1914, most Southern Rhodesian public attention was focused on this issue before the outbreak of war.

The lack of PPE at hospitals in the region has been an issue since the outbreak first took hold in Guinea in March, evidenced by the number of healthcare officials who have been infected.

The most politically heated issue of the outbreak concerned where it had come from.