Enhancing Infectious Disease Preparedness And Response: Integrating Nursing, Patient Care Technicians, Epidemiology, And Public Health In Healthcare Systems

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  • DR.Eman Abdulsalam Bakhsh, KADHEM HUSSAIN A ALHARBI, Feras Asem Saeed Ismaeel, Yousef Saad M Aljohani, Abdulrahman obaidallah alharbi, Laali Fawaz Alharbi,
  • Amal Ibrahim Alageeli, Jawaher Yassir sanki, Asmaa Abdulqader Alsindi, Abdullah Mohammed Abdulrashid, Nada Youssef Al-Luqmani, Ashwaq Mamdouh Maghrabi, Khulud Abdullah Aladhla

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.3126

Abstract

Infectious diseases pose significant challenges to healthcare systems worldwide, underscoring the need for effective preparedness and response strategies. This review explores the critical roles of nursing, patient care technicians (PCTs), epidemiology, and public health in enhancing infectious disease preparedness within healthcare settings. By evaluating current frameworks, interdisciplinary collaboration, ongoing training, and the integration of epidemiological data, this paper aims to outline strategies for improved health outcomes. The emphasis on a collaborative approach among healthcare professionals is critical, particularly in light of recent global health crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Ultimately, this review offers recommendations for enhancing the preparedness and response capabilities of healthcare systems, ensuring a coordinated approach to infectious disease management.

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2024-12-24

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DR.Eman Abdulsalam Bakhsh, KADHEM HUSSAIN A ALHARBI, Feras Asem Saeed Ismaeel, Yousef Saad M Aljohani, Abdulrahman obaidallah alharbi, Laali Fawaz Alharbi, & Amal Ibrahim Alageeli, Jawaher Yassir sanki, Asmaa Abdulqader Alsindi, Abdullah Mohammed Abdulrashid, Nada Youssef Al-Luqmani, Ashwaq Mamdouh Maghrabi, Khulud Abdullah Aladhla. (2024). Enhancing Infectious Disease Preparedness And Response: Integrating Nursing, Patient Care Technicians, Epidemiology, And Public Health In Healthcare Systems. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 1486–1492. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.3126

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