Sentence examples for outbreak managers from inspiring English sources

Some research groups and national outbreak managers [18]; [19], are leading initiatives to priorize of pathogens for surveillance and assess clinical governance in public health [20].

However, in some hospitals, additional measures were also taken to prevent a hospital outbreak when hospital managers believed that the existing recommendations were ineffective or insufficient.

This study identified differing levels of perceived vulnerability to a future equine influenza outbreak among horse managers, likely explained by different levels of financial and sporting involvement with horses, geographical location and prior experience with equine influenza during the 2007 epidemic.

With the help of forecasting, when outbreaks occur, marine managers close reefs to humans to reduce disease transmission and stress, cull parts of diseased colonies and increase surveillance.

Ten days before the outbreak, the farm manager and his wife reported clinical signs of influenza in themselves.

The farm managers reported outbreaks of diarrheal disease in sows and piglets.

If this pattern occurs consistently in MPB outbreaks, knowledge of these patterns could aid managers in targeting their efforts to reduce damage resulting from MPB outbreaks.

In addition to involvement with horse racing and geographical location, perceived preparedness to a future outbreak was also associated with perceived vulnerability: managers who reported being highly prepared reported reduced levels of perceived vulnerability.

Burger King now uses only Canadian beef in its burgers, compared with a 40percentt Canadian content before the mad cow outbreak, said Bill MacLeod, senior purchasing and distribution manager at the chain's Canadian unit in Toronto.

Marine Harvest's business support manager Steve Bracken confirmed that the outbreak was "quite serious" and had taken its toll.

Even at this skill level, the algorithm provides substantial utility by alerting reef managers to the potential for outbreaks.