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The following pages link to Taipei's use of a multi-channel mass risk communication program to rapidly reverse an epidemic of highly communicable disease. (Q30383141):
Displayed 12 items.
- Communicating risk and promoting disease mitigation measures in epidemics and emerging disease settings (Q26823147) (← links)
- From SARS in 2003 to H1N1 in 2009: lessons learned from Taiwan in preparation for the next pandemic (Q30209470) (← links)
- Early detection for cases of enterovirus- and influenza-like illness through a newly established school-based syndromic surveillance system in Taipei, January 2010 ~ August 2011 (Q30373706) (← links)
- Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 vaccination and class suspensions after outbreaks, Taipei City, Taiwan. (Q30392175) (← links)
- The impact of matching vaccine strains and post-SARS public health efforts on reducing influenza-associated mortality among the elderly (Q33622358) (← links)
- Public health risk communication by text message in response to a cluster of invasive meningococcal infection in a primary school. (Q33655426) (← links)
- The effectiveness of disaster risk communication: a systematic review of intervention studies (Q34231712) (← links)
- Participatory and social media to engage youth: from the Obama campaign to public health practice (Q37035587) (← links)
- How does the cellular phone help in epidemiological surveillance? A review of the scientific literature. (Q38614239) (← links)
- Communication of Surveillance Findings (Q56786758) (← links)
- Integrating emergency risk communication (ERC) into the public health system response: Systematic review of literature to aid formulation of the 2017 WHO Guideline for ERC policy and practice (Q58091134) (← links)
- Conjunctivitis: systematic approach to diagnosis and therapy (Q83509369) (← links)