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Framework Context Source
1. Primary prevention
i. Education
ii. Understand differences in cultures,
religions, beliefs and human behaviour.
iii. Think of peace, freedom and equality
of all human beings, not just “my group of
people”.
iv. Eliminate the root causes of terrorism.
2. Secondary prevention
ICT-based framework for i. Establish surveillance and monitoring Shubnikov et al.,
(2007) ,
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bioterrorism prevention systems on terrorism attack. Pavlin (2004) 47
ii. Improve protective systems for citizens.
iii. Epidemic curve (with data gathered on
cases over time)
3. Tertiary prevention
i. Early detection of the sources.
ii. Prevent the extension of impairments.
iii. Rescue survivors.
iv. Console the rest of the population.
Framework in boxes for care preparation,
U.S. National framework for substitution, adaptation, conservation, reuse, IOM (2010) ;
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crisis standards of care Hick et al. (2009) 49
and reallocation
1. International outbreak assistance
2. Global approach to disease surveillance
3. Applied research on diseases of global
U.S. Centres for Disease Control importance Morse (2004) ;
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and Prevention (CDC) global Katz (2005) 50
infectious disease strategy 4. Application of proven public health tools
5. Global initiatives for disease control
6. Public health training and capacity
building
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