CDC Support for Global Public Health Emergency Management.

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Abstract
Recent pandemics and rapidly spreading outbreaks of infectious diseases have illustrated the interconnectedness of the world and the importance of improving the international community's ability to effectively respond. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), building on a strong foundation of lessons learned through previous emergencies, international recognition, and human and technical expertise, has aspired to support nations around the world to strengthen their public health emergency management (PHEM) capacity. PHEM principles streamline coordination and collaboration in responding to infectious disease outbreaks, which align with the core capacities outlined in the International Health Regulations 2005. CDC supports PHEM by providing in-country technical assistance, aiding the development of plans and procedures, and providing fellowship opportunities for public health emergency managers. To this end, CDC partners with US agencies, international partners, and multilateral organizations to support nations around the world to reduce illness and death from outbreaks of infectious diseases.
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Authors Brencic, Daniel J;Pinto, Meredith;Gill, Adrienne;Kinzer, Michael H;Hernandez, Luis;Pasi, Omer G;
Journal emerging infectious diseases
Year 2017
DOI
10.3201/eid2313.170542
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https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/23/13/17-0542_article
Keywords
public health global health emergencies international health regulations ihr 2005 emergency operations centers global health security

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