Leveraging Collaborative Networks in Infrequent Emergency Situations

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Leveraging Collaborative Networks in Infrequent Emergency Situations

Leveraging Collaborative Networks in Infrequent Emergency Situations
Leveraging Collaborative Networks in Infrequent Emergency Situations
This research reviews a highly successful model of network collaboration that contained the outbreak of Exotic Newcastle disease, (a highly contagious disease among poultry), in California in 2002. The success of the effort was in part the result of the...

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This research reviews a highly successful model of network collaboration that contained the outbreak of Exotic Newcastle disease, (a highly contagious disease among poultry), in California in 2002. The success of the effort was in part the result of the incident management system approach taken, a model of collaboration broadly applicable to all infrequent emergency situations. disaster preparedness, disease, contagious, fatal, public emergency, emergencies, california, caCollaboration: Networks and Partnerships