All PHEOCs have capacities and are well linked to effectively support decision making and coordinating response to public health threats and emergencies
Build strong linkage with and further engage WHO EOCs and teams at three levels, PHEOCs in Member States and international/regional partners in EOC-NET initiatives and activities.
In 2012, WHO established the Public Health Emergency Operations Centre Network (EOC-NET) to identify and promote best practices and standards for EOCs and provide support to EOC capacity building in Member States. WHO has been working with EOC-NET partners in developing evidence-based guidance for building, operating and improving public health EOCs.
The EOC-NET Secretariat launched new application forms in June 2020 and updated the membership criteria. Up to January 2021 the Secretariat has received +100 successfully submitted forms.
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All →In 2015, WHO published the Framework for a public health emergency operations centre (“the Framework”). The Framework provides guidance to...
In 2015, WHO published the Framework for a public health emergency operations centre (“the Framework”). The Framework provides guidance to...
An emergency operations centre (EOC) is a physical location for the coordination of information and resources to support incident management activities....
A public health emergency operations centre (PHEOC) exists to coordinate information and resources in order to manage responses to public health events...
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