This again implies that the experience of the SARS outbreak did not enhance the willingness to accept the vaccination.
Goldstone's work enabled multi-party negotiations to remain on course despite repeated outbreaks of violence, and his willingness to criticise all sides led to him being dubbed "perhaps the most trusted man, certainly the most trusted member of the white establishment" in South Africa.
Less than a third of the respondents believed they will have an important role in the agency's response to local outbreaks of pandemic influenza, but within this subgroup, willingness to report to duty was as high as 86.8%.
Despite this limited knowledge and confidence, there is a high willingness to respond (ranging from 4.31/10 in Ebola outbreak over 5.21/10 in nuclear incidents to 7.54/10 in pandemics).
And as the recent Ebolavirus disease outbreak illustrates, there must also be sustained social and political willingness to achieve control.
The aim of the current study was to get insight into students' willingness to accept vaccination during the most recent outbreak.
The authors thank the Equine Clinics, University Animal Hospital, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden, for their willingness to share information during and after the outbreak.
When a sample of 1,000 physicians were surveyed (526 responses), 80% indicated a willingness to care for patients in the event of an outbreak of an unknown but potentially deadly illness, but only 21% felt adequately prepared to do so (31 ).
In 2007, adults in Australia were interviewed about their willingness to comply with potential health interventions during a hypothetical influenza outbreak.
Social demographic determinants such as gender, study programme, study year, living situation, health status, knowledge of the latest mumps outbreak, and acceptance of NIP vaccinations in childhood were not directly related to willingness to be vaccinated.
