Public Health Emergency Preparedness
Public health emergency preparedness refers to the planning, coordination, and response efforts designed to protect communities from health threats during emergencies, such as natural disasters, disease outbreaks, or bioterrorism. It involves creating strategies to minimize the impact of these events on public health by ensuring that systems, resources, and personnel are ready to respond quickly and effectively. Key components of public health emergency preparedness include: Risk assessment : Identifying potential hazards . . .
