Sentence examples for pandemic communications from inspiring English sources

Comparatively high levels of trust in Chinese government advice about H7N9 contrast positively with previous pandemic communications in China.

In this study relatively high levels of trust in Chinese government advice about H7N9 contrast positively with previous pandemic communications in this country.

There is a prevailing view, however, that the general public is resistant to communications on pandemic influenza and that behavioural responses to the 2009/10 H1N1 pandemic were not sufficient.

The fourth section notes two underlying dynamics that are consistently cited in conjunction with the use of digital communications in pandemic response: the introduction of novel actors and convergence of activities in single technological platforms and across organizational entities.

To reach persons not intending to receive pandemic vaccine, public health communications should focus on the perceived risk of infection and concerns about vaccine safety.

Public communications on pandemics are mediated by gender norms that may overburden women and limit the action of men.

Broad brush, risk communication research has identified that material circumstances and symbolic framing of risk [ 7], inequalities in education and access to media [ 16], (mis trust in media and governmental advice [ 17, 18], all shape how members of the general public respond to communications on pandemics.

Syndromic data were found to support two specific public health actions taken during the pandemic: influenza assessment centers and communications, including recommendations to the public.

Evaluations of the public health response to the 2009/10 pandemic influenza claim that public communications were largely successful in preparing and reassuring publics during the emergency [ 8, 9].

As with all communications related to pandemic influenza, messages must be culturally and linguistically appropriate and conducted at an appropriate level of literacy to ensure such efforts are inclusive, given the diversity of the population of pregnant women.

This plan stresses the need for communication between nations and coordination in responding to the threat of a novel strain of influenza; it also lays out a set of actions for each nation relative to emergency coordination and communications, avian influenza, pandemic influenza, border monitoring and control measures, and critical infrastructure protection (9 ).