A Guide to Outbreak Investigation

Outbreaks of infectious diseases can cause illness and can lead to deaths. Finding out what caused an outbreak can be challenging. In this video we take a look at steps in which an infectious disease outbreak is investigated and how they are controlled.
This video was created by Ranil Appuhamy
Voiceover - James Clark
For more information have a look at this useful resource:
www.cdc.gov/ophss/csels/dsepd...
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This video is terribly inaccurate.. The reality of biosurveillance is not anywhere near this simplified and ordered. Biosurveillance detection is engaged in a constant threat and it involves a spectrum of conditions, events, relationships and responsibilities. All biological events are first social events. The public knows and communicates that there is a problem long before Physicians and hospital administrators and public health officials are willing to acknowledge it. CDC does not control outbreaks they respond to epidemics and pandemics that have already occurred. Don't let this video fool you, the word outbreak is not the same as epidemic or pandemic. Outbreaks are constantly occurring periodic events, the choice and manipulation of the baseline standard is where the institutional trickery begins. Listening to the public is more important than telling the public anything. Institutional injection of priorities alters spectrum detection and analysis. Diseases are often codependent on context and that is why the baseline of context is crucial. To detect early it's important to baseline predict many direct and indirect qualities and qualifications.