Sentence examples for pandemic measures from inspiring English sources

Two studies evaluating mask/respirator use [ 11, 12] were included in a previous economic review of influenza pandemic measures [ 13].

Examples of proposed pandemic measures not supported by law included the use of unlicensed drugs, vaccines and health workers, closure of borders, control of media information and reporting, obligation of workers to work where there was risk to health and safety, compulsory isolation, quarantine, vaccination and prioritisation of people in access to vaccines and antivirals.

Not surprisingly, the cumulative incidence of influenza-associated hospitalisations during the 2009 influenza pandemic measured in our system is generally higher than described in other countries that used strictly laboratory-confirmed cases, also when taking into account that these cover shorter time periods.

Such a measure would allow comparison with other diseases and assessment of the cost-effectiveness of pandemic control measures.

Supplementary analyses performed separately on each of two selected profiles suggest that the variation in the impact of pandemic control measures and the spatial-temporal pattern subsequent to their implementation depend on the pandemic profile.

Averting a global pandemic Other measures have been taken as well.

As we have discussed elsewhere, respondents endorsed the pandemic control measures advocated by public health authorities [ 23].

Lastly, previous research has noted that various barriers impede the effectiveness of implementing recommended pandemic mitigation measures [ 60].

The duration and intensity of pandemic control measures will need to be judiciously calibrated to the variable nature of any future pandemic wave.

The effectiveness of the various pandemic containment measures used is not fully understood due to a lack of field data [ 11].

Our study builds on previous studies that examined timing and effectiveness of initiation of nonpharmaceutical pandemic mitigation measures by examining thresholds for rescinding them.