… institutional preparedness during an increasing threat. Use of this system by both curative
healthcare institutions … align preparedness activities during future threats of severe infectious …

… Epidemic preparedness reflects the capacity of institutions—public health authorities, health
… disease outbreaks, and weak preparedness may also increase the risk of regional or global …

… Our institution has benefited from the expertise of many, who through internal debate and
discussion were able to help generate institution-specific guidelines, especially when national …

… preparedness, resilience and response (EPRR) to a high consequence infectious disease
(HCID), other infectious disease outbreak or … public by recognising an outbreak, identifying the …

… institutions and administrations and the challenges of ethics and justice. Embracing incertitude
in disease preparedness … The COVID-19 pandemic is the latest disease outbreak to affect …

… mechanisms; and two focused on human and institutional relationships, values and norms (ie
… in the wake of several emerging infectious disease (EID) outbreaks. The 2009 pandemic of …

… infectious disease outbreaks. The ISARIC adheres to principles of open-source research …
and was conducted by public and non-profit institutions. Still, the financial rewards such as the …

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unscheduled meetings in a given time frame or to connect with relevant experts through available …

… Guided by this matrix, the MoH and partner institutions provided district-level financial and
technical support for preparedness activities (Figs. 2 and 3). Figure 2 shows total amount of …

… institutional preparedness on handling the sudden surge which created a devastating effect
to the health care system even to the most advanced countries in Europe, America and Asia. …