Sentence examples for outbreak communication from inspiring English sources

The WHO and CDC emergency and outbreak communication guidelines are based on building a relationship of trust between communicator and audience.

Journalists who have covered public and global health for print, television, radio, and digital media outlets including NPR, PBS, Politico, The Washington Post, and STAT, among others, discussed the role of the media when an outbreak occurs, and examined the challenges to outbreak communication in the era of disinformation.

The World Health Organization has for example discussed this at length in its (2005) document "Outbreak Communication" using the SARS epidemic in 2003 as an example of how good co-ordination and communication and practice prevent an epidemic from becoming entrenched.

A key part of this effort consists of effective risk and outbreak communication.

The influenza pandemic of 2009 revealed shortcomings in the existing guidelines for risk and outbreak communication.

In the early phase of an outbreak, communication is usually targeted at a segment of the population considered at risk.

During the 3 dengue outbreaks, communication flowed in many directions.

Over the past several years, global populations have endured many environmental health threats, ranging from natural disasters and bioterrorism to viral outbreaks; communication about these threats has played a vital role on affected populations.

We compared the timeliness of initial outbreak communications cited by nongovernmental sources to those of governmental sources and examined temporal trends in the time from outbreak onset to public communication for outbreaks communicated by each source, independently.

To characterize the timeliness of outbreak communications, for each reporting source of an event, we calculated the median time in days, and bootstrapped 95% CI, from outbreak start to public communication (Table 1).

Dr David Castellan, a veterinary epidemiologist working for the IIAD emphasized the need to build competencies and skills in surveillance, disease outbreaks, risk communication, data collection, analysis and reporting.