Introduction to Public Health Event Prevention and Control

Author: Guo Qing
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is one of the "Key Construction and Planning Textbooks for Higher Education in the 21st Century" and the "Key Higher Education Textbooks in Zhejiang Province." Based on the practical experience of frequent public health events both domestically and internationally, it draws on successful domestic and international experiences and profound lessons learned. The book emphasizes the connection between theory and practice in public health and public health management, striving to reflect the latest developments and cutting-edge research findings in the prevention and control of public health events. In terms of structure, each chapter is interconnected yet relatively independent, facilitating readers' reading, reference, and grasp of the essence of the book. In terms of teaching format, it adheres to the combination of theoretical elaboration and case discussion. Each chapter begins with learning objectives, includes information boxes within the text, and concludes with a chapter summary and self-test questions. Additionally, it features the global response to "SARS" in 2003 as a standalone case study chapter, enhancing the practical effectiveness of the book.