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quadgram	frequency
middle east respiratory syndrome	99
severe acute respiratory syndrome	80
bmc public health doi	73
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	60
have no competing interests	57
they have no competing	56
that they have no	55
declare that they have	53
disease control and prevention	51
for disease control and	50
in the context of	50
in the united states	50
authors declare that they	46
the authors declare that	46
of middle east respiratory	44
and approved the final	44
of the general public	42
read and approved the	41
centers for disease control	38
approved the final manuscript	37
in the field of	36
the world health organization	34
authors read and approved	32
all authors read and	32
of severe acute respiratory	32
members of the general	30
were more likely to	29
the h n pandemic	28
springer nature remains neutral	27
to jurisdictional claims in	27
in published maps and	27
nature remains neutral with	27
published maps and institutional	27
remains neutral with regard	27
neutral with regard to	27
claims in published maps	27
maps and institutional affiliations	27
jurisdictional claims in published	27
with regard to jurisdictional	27
regard to jurisdictional claims	27
as well as the	26
influenza a h n	25
a one health approach	25
the ministry of health	25
are presented in table	24
a resilient health system	24
ministry of health of	23
of an influenza pandemic	22
on the other hand	22
the severe acute respiratory	22
social determinants of health	21
in the general population	21
in the present study	21
prevention and control of	21
disease prevention and control	21
infectious disease and emergency	20
the beginning of the	20
it is important to	20
note springer nature remains	20
to participate in the	20
theory of planned behaviour	19
would like to thank	19
the total number of	19
disease and emergency response	18
paper can be accessed	18
of charcoal burning suicides	18
a systematic review of	18
history for this paper	18
the end of the	18
for this paper can	18
the risk of death	18
during the sars outbreak	18
this paper can be	18
the greater toronto area	18
publication history for this	18
can be accessed here	18
the theory of planned	17
was approved by the	17
of om in aboriginal	17
as part of the	17
of the study and	17
of the h n	17
the results of this	17
productivity losses due to	17
as a result of	17
people living with hiv	17
we would like to	17
the use of ict	17
the global burden of	17
at the time of	16
consent was obtained from	16
the health belief model	16
during the h n	16
in the event of	16
the spread of the	16
a public health emergency	16
are more likely to	16
extended parallel process model	16
were included in the	16
levels of psychological distress	16
in the republic of	16
for disease prevention and	16
more likely to be	16
infectious disease outbreaks and	15
of the public health	15
in the face of	15
one of the most	15
were less likely to	15
the republic of korea	15
the impact of the	15
advice to stay home	14
global burden of disease	14
the start of the	14
of this study was	14
threat of pandemic influenza	14
the social determinants of	14
manuscript to biomed central	14
submit your next manuscript	14
information accompanies this paper	14
next manuscript to biomed	14
supplementary information accompanies this	14
there is a need	14
your next manuscript to	14
aboriginal and torres strait	14
it is possible that	14
to biomed central and	14
accompanies this paper at	14
and torres strait islander	14
days from onset to	13
of the risk of	13
in the greater toronto	13
approval and consent to	13
people living with chb	13
of high psychological distress	13
the prevention and control	13
available from the corresponding	13
one health approach to	13
european centre for disease	13
design of the study	13
iv coverage in the	13
foot and mouth disease	13
centre for disease prevention	13
om in aboriginal children	13
secondary distribution with monetary	13
survivors in sierra leone	13
and consent to participate	13
distribution with monetary incentives	13
ethics approval and consent	13
in the older cohort	13
department of health and	13
the epidemiological characteristics of	13
center for disease control	13
the centers for disease	13
of the european union	13
that the majority of	13
study was conducted in	13
to the threat of	12
health behaviors and sickness	12
behaviors and sickness absence	12
health behavior and health	12
on the basis of	12
and perceived behavioral control	12
of severe ev cases	12
the use of quarantine	12
surveillance for zoonotic pathogens	12
more likely to have	12
of the sars outbreak	12
and institutional affiliations we	12
the context of infectious	12
a high level of	12
is one of the	12
a better understanding of	12
to be associated with	12
results of this study	12
zoonotic pathogen surveillance in	12
are available from the	12
of behaviour change theories	12
of ebola virus disease	12
times more likely to	12
the peak of the	12
the results of the	12
implementation of pathogen genomics	12
context of infectious disease	12
the threat of pandemic	12
at the same time	12
the middle east respiratory	12
who have sex with	11
of pandemic influenza a	11
outbreaks and natural hazards	11
the implementation of pathogen	11
the field of infectious	11
the corresponding author on	11
an important role in	11
the middle east area	11
informed consent was obtained	11
for each of the	11
to stay home for	11
authors would like to	11
with the exception of	11
good hand hygiene practice	11
and take full advantage	11
in the absence of	11
and drafted the manuscript	11
in the setting of	11
the authors would like	11
from the corresponding author	11
living with hiv aids	11
as well as a	11
analyses were performed using	11
more than half of	11
a wide range of	11
in the middle east	11
the majority of respondents	11
central and take full	11
men who have sex	11
the majority of the	11
education and health behaviors	11
ministry of public health	11
plan for pandemic influenza	11
take full advantage of	11
in the younger cohort	11
to ensure that the	11
this paper at https	11
have sex with men	11
the design of the	11
biomed central and take	11
health literacy and health	11
play an important role	11
the sars outbreak in	11
outbreak in west africa	11
the severe ev cases	11
the extended parallel process	11
the study design and	11
pathogen surveillance in wildlife	11
burden of disease study	10
the current study are	10
drug use and hiv	10
study was approved by	10
author on reasonable request	10
in relation to the	10
small and medium businesses	10
impact of pandemic influenza	10
corresponding author on reasonable	10
space constraints or color	10
public health response to	10
behavior and health status	10
respiratory syndrome coronavirus infection	10
which is freely available	10
during the current study	10
or color figure charges	10
during the influenza a	10
patterns of charcoal burning	10
monetary incentives plus peer	10
of public health emergency	10
is consistent with the	10
disease management information system	10
the h n influenza	10
wildlife surveillance for zoonotic	10
research which is freely	10
the number of cases	10
is freely available for	10
systematic review and meta	10
had no role in	10
of the present study	10
of the influenza season	10
of health and ageing	10
scopus and google scholar	10
immediate publication on acceptance	10
the association between education	10
participated in the study	10
a systematic review and	10
outbreak of severe acute	10
highly pathogenic avian influenza	10
no space constraints or	10
the aim of this	10
all authors have read	10
injecting drug use and	10
burden of hiv aids	10
participated in its design	10
use of restrictive measures	10
freely available for redistribution	10
constraints or color figure	10
in the process of	10
the size of the	10
in addition to the	10
the time of the	9
in england and wales	9
the health care system	9
was supported by the	9
the one health approach	9
the total cost of	9
and participated in the	9
this study was to	9
losses due to death	9
reducing the attack rate	9
institute for health metrics	9
the moving epidemic method	9
of avian influenza a	9
that there is a	9
about the impact of	9
coverage in the elderly	9
acute respiratory syndrome in	9
an infectious disease outbreak	9
of pandemic influenza on	9
threat of an influenza	9
and the number of	9
differences in sickness absence	9
during the course of	9
in the case of	9
for the use of	9
health metrics and evaluation	9
during infectious disease outbreaks	9
and hesitation to work	9
participated in the design	9
risk factors of mers	9
by the ministry of	9
diagnosis and treatment of	9
risk of pandemic influenza	9
have read and approved	9
reported that they had	9
during the study period	9
motivation and hesitation to	9
are consistent with the	9
contributed to the study	9
public health agencies to	9
for the development of	9
chronic disease management information	9
parents of young children	9
a randomized controlled trial	9
public health advisor advocate	9
for the purpose of	9
and the use of	9
in the design of	9
in the current study	9
knowledge and practices of	9
resilient health system has	9
infection prevention and control	9
the risk of mers	9
the field of public	9
the purpose of this	9
field of infectious diseases	9
how members of the	9
resident p i hospitalizations	9
and severe ev cases	9
in terms of the	9
the outbreak of severe	9
as shown in table	9
for health metrics and	9
have the potential to	9
have been reported in	9
study are available from	9
the findings of the	9
the mild ev cases	9
for the global burden	9
may be due to	9
between the two groups	9
of health of the	9
disease outbreaks and natural	9
association between education and	9
participate in the study	9
authors have read and	9
the psychological impact of	9
health care workers in	9
incentives plus peer referral	9
kobe city medical center	9
with respect to the	9
of emerging infectious diseases	9
of an infectious disease	9
by the end of	9
on the use of	9
the study was conducted	9
the extent to which	9
of infectious disease and	9
credibility and validity of	9
of intimate partner violence	8
was significantly associated with	8
costs are dominated by	8
importance of hand hygiene	8
early stages of the	8
the impact of pandemic	8
to the study design	8
the vast majority of	8
the findings of this	8
of health of morocco	8
is a need to	8
in line with the	8
to an influenza pandemic	8
among health care workers	8
the burden of hiv	8
the protection motivation theory	8
from saudi arabia reported	8
the perceived risk of	8
of health literacy and	8
the early stages of	8
public health relevant eu	8
of health care workers	8
democratic republic of congo	8
among evd survivors in	8
kingdom of saudi arabia	8
the event of a	8
mild and severe ev	8
educational attainment and health	8
interviews and focus groups	8
small and medium business	8
pandemic influenza and the	8
of charcoal burning suicide	8
the h n outbreak	8
attitudes and practices towards	8
protection motivation theory and	8
the course of the	8
a plan for pandemic	8
within their social network	8
needing help to prepare	8
findings of this study	8
the importance of hand	8
of the general population	8
review of the literature	8
approved the final version	8
contact and bat consumption	8
and bat consumption behaviors	8
a review of the	8
ministry of health and	8
action in the field	8
the present study was	8
during the past months	8
the duration of the	8
a systematic analysis for	8
of pandemic influenza and	8
the influenza surveillance system	8
number of people in	8
the use of the	8
bat contact and bat	8
it is likely that	8
men in the older	8
human research ethics committee	8
was found to be	8
the temporal patterns of	8
of the gdd rcs	8
in this study was	8
were obtained from the	8
the knowledge and practices	8
evd survivors in sierra	8
analysis for the global	8
was obtained from the	8
attainment and health behaviors	8
of the use of	8
the hiv aids epidemic	8
conceived of the study	8
systematic analysis for the	8
by the first author	8
the fact that the	8
theory of planned behavior	8
field of public health	8
more likely to experience	7
wildlife officials and project	7
the spread of influenza	7
both sides of the	7
the highest number of	7
provincial and local levels	7
sides of the border	7
the objective of this	7
more than of the	7
high rates of om	7
support for the use	7
this is consistent with	7
ili patients among all	7
towards youth welfare staff	7
hong kong older adults	7
the kingdom of saudi	7
and severe acute respiratory	7
help to prepare for	7
like to thank the	7
during the outbreak in	7
the ebola outbreak in	7
publication history the pre	7
the development of a	7
for a pandemic with	7
the national and local	7
this study aimed to	7
during a public health	7
like to thank all	7
the final version of	7
on both sides of	7
coverage in the general	7
within the context of	7
likely to commit suicide	7
beginning of the influenza	7
associated with risk perception	7
to assess the knowledge	7
response to pandemic influenza	7
outbreak in the republic	7
likely to have a	7
study was conducted to	7
malaria control and elimination	7
the rest of the	7
for influenza pandemic preparedness	7
in the past months	7
east respiratory syndrome in	7
of infectious diseases in	7
of the pandemic in	7
in the design and	7
and analysis of the	7
as a missed opportunity	7
from the perspective of	7
reduce the spread of	7
to the swine flu	7
was obtained from each	7
cases they contacted with	7
in the kingdom of	7
perceived severity of the	7
and parents of young	7
respiratory syndrome coronavirus in	7
the united states and	7
working in the field	7
as one of the	7
was obtained from all	7
physical aggression towards youth	7
in the form of	7
of pathogen genomics in	7
the need for help	7
patients among all outpatients	7
to take part in	7
during an influenza pandemic	7
of injecting drug use	7
the general public during	7
as shown in fig	7
stay home for seven	7
secondary distribution of hivst	7
revision of the manuscript	7
emergency preparedness and response	7
social determinants of om	7
the swine flu outbreak	7
sociodemographic and health related	7
with monetary incentives plus	7
can be found in	7
of this study is	7
pcps and parents of	7
adequate level of knowledge	7
data collection and analysis	7
sectional study was conducted	7
we found that the	7
there was no significant	7
outbreak of middle east	7
wrote the first draft	7
pandemic influenza a h	7
for high severity pandemics	7
of people in the	7
by the number of	7
pneumococcal and influenza vaccination	7
been found to be	7
to play with bats	7
professionals working in the	7
living with chb and	7
health and family planning	7
were involved in the	7
of the hiv aids	7
no significant change in	7
current study are available	7
into model parameter values	7
aggression towards youth welfare	7
women experiencing intimate partner	7
it was found that	7
to be able to	7
low levels of health	7
and their health care	7
objective of this study	7
we were unable to	7
experiencing intimate partner violence	7
torres strait islander children	7
officials and project scientists	7
in the area of	7
australian government department of	7
the study was approved	7
the nature of the	7
with regard to the	7
and control of the	7
of a resilient health	7
of icu admission and	7
education and sickness absence	7
considered the impact of	7
analyzed during the current	7
confirmed cases they contacted	7
having considered the impact	7
half of the respondents	7
the european centre for	7
is in line with	7
written informed consent was	7
the transmission of the	7
the international health regulations	7
the majority of participants	7
theory of reasoned action	7
to infectious disease outbreaks	7
basic reproduction number of	6
between health behaviors and	6
phepr messages from public	6
the lowest total cost	6
over the course of	6
for women experiencing intimate	6
people in the household	6
the present study is	6
research is needed to	6
laboratories and sentinel hospitals	6
with a history of	6
the design and implementation	6
among youth welfare staff	6
of behaviour change theory	6
to participate not applicable	6
the confirmed cases they	6
the national institute of	6
the number of people	6
of hand hygiene in	6
prior knowledge and health	6
of infectious disease outbreaks	6
of the severe acute	6
the relationship between the	6
of health literacy on	6
it is clear that	6
the general health questionnaire	6
a h n virus	6
the basic reproduction number	6
of public health professionals	6
the past three months	6
of influenza vaccination among	6
by the world health	6
and contributed to the	6
committee on immunization practices	6
the attack rate to	6
of the current study	6
was used as a	6
city medical center general	6
efficacy and response efficacy	6
prevalence of high psychological	6
seasonal and pandemic influenza	6
at the beginning of	6
statistical analyses were performed	6
the application of behaviour	6
the general public respond	6
an analysis of the	6
the factors associated with	6
behaviour change theories in	6
stigma among evd survivors	6
seasonal influenza a h	6
the outbreak of covid	6
in the study design	6
for people living with	6
not been able to	6
the severity of the	6
in the information cycle	6
that the level of	6
from onset to confirmation	6
days of delayed treatment	6
hand hygiene practice in	6
member who died from	6
public health emergency management	6
in a public health	6
the chronic disease management	6
technologies and pathogen genomics	6
outbreak in south korea	6
a family member who	6
knowledge and health literacy	6
of multiple infection waves	6
spread of the disease	6
icu admission and mechanical	6
and family planning commission	6
compared to the other	6
the existing pi models	6
emerging infectious diseases in	6
messages from public health	6
in the use of	6
in order to identify	6
been able to concentrate	6
test was used to	6
and contacts of evd	6
than half of all	6
for low severity pandemics	6
are shown in table	6
of influenza in the	6
be due to the	6
after the outbreak of	6
influence of economic activity	6
this study was conducted	6
relation to the swine	6
international organization for migration	6
we were able to	6
in the development of	6
national health and family	6
policies actions implemented by	6
to the general population	6
of the epidemic period	6
from a public health	6
in the capital city	6
the purpose of the	6
of economic activity status	6
council of the european	6
at the end of	6
the role of health	6
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affiliations we would like	6
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the high rates of	6
of the gdd program	6
at the start of	6
in an enclosed public	6
the public health response	6
the current status of	6
advisory committee on immunization	6
the most commonly cited	6
children to play with	6
cough or sore throat	6
the ministry of public	6
may be associated with	6
by the institutional review	6
cross sectional telephone survey	6
for the management of	6
in the spread of	6
application of behaviour change	6
by the public health	6
influenza pandemic in the	6
of the ministry of	6
final version of the	6
during the early stages	6
and clinical characteristics of	6
the first draft of	6
planning for pandemic influenza	6
general public respond to	6
change in relation to	6
in ning ming county	6
for public health practice	6
of seasonal influenza and	6
little is known about	6
after the onset of	6
in this study were	6
temporal patterns of charcoal	6
as a case study	6
ethical use of restrictive	6
an enclosed public place	6
in its design and	6
us centers for disease	6
compared to their counterparts	6
the setting of pandemic	6
for an influenza pandemic	6
analysis was used to	6
for intimate partner violence	6
severity of pandemic influenza	6
lao pdr and cambodia	6
availability of data and	6
among small and medium	6
cases of middle east	6
the development of an	6
early phase of the	6
between education and sickness	6
among hiv aids patients	6
levels of health literacy	6
and economic activity status	6
of data and materials	6
to inform public health	6
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with the use of	6
genomics for public health	6
strategies for pandemic influenza	6
that members of the	6
immunization program information system	6
perceived autonomy support on	6
the general public and	6
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interest in health information	6
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between health literacy and	6
intimate partner violence in	6
reproduction number of the	6
and its impact on	6
vaccination coverage rates in	6
of the sensitive infection	6
cases of h n	6
the use of an	6
the influenza vaccine in	6
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at provincial and local	6
the incubation period was	6
public health and the	6
prepare for pandemic influenza	6
p i hospitalizations in	6
the role of the	6
to the interpretation of	6
pattern of charcoal burning	6
among msm in china	6
college of general practitioners	6
and mouth disease in	6
there was a significant	6
was associated with increased	6
admission and mechanical ventilation	6
viruses with pandemic potential	6
laboratory confirmed cases of	6
the mean age of	6
otitis media in aboriginal	6
high psychological distress was	6
the pandemic influenza a	6
version of the manuscript	6
influenza in the united	6
the public health community	6
in the province of	6
from in to in	6
effective in reducing the	6
facemask in an enclosed	6
use and hiv among	6
of the eu health	6
preparedness for pandemic influenza	6
as the number of	6
tb diagnosis and treatment	6
included in the study	6
the influence of economic	6
who died from mers	6
family member who died	6
the importance of the	6
women were more likely	6
consent to participate not	6
antiviral treatment and prophylaxis	6
part in the study	6
during the severe acute	6
and emergency response context	6
attitudes and practices in	6
hand hygiene practice was	6
medical center general hospital	6
determinants of health literacy	6
the datasets used and	6
the risk of infection	6
of public health measures	6
precaution adoption process model	6
who reported eating bats	6
safe to eat bats	6
confidence interval of the	6
determinants of health framework	6
in an attempt to	6
institutional affiliations we would	6
good level of knowledge	6
home for seven days	6
a higher proportion of	6
both motivation and hesitation	6
the ethical use of	6
were performed using spss	6
data access and retrieval	6
less likely to report	6
in the management of	6
the risk of severe	6
to hiv aids in	6
epidemic in hong kong	6
a yes or no	6
the first wave of	6
on the one hand	6
be explained by the	6
respiratory syndrome in hong	5
method was used to	5
within an infectious disease	5
for public health purposes	5
it is worth noting	5
was used to compare	5
at the local level	5
long delays in treatment	5
side of the border	5
reduce the transmission of	5
pandemic influenza on the	5
in an influenza pandemic	5
of enterovirus infection in	5
communicating phepr messages from	5
among men in the	5
the period of the	5
of this study are	5
h n influenza infection	5
period of the sars	5
data into model parameter	5
be attributed to the	5
was used to select	5
increase the risk of	5
with middle east respiratory	5
participants were asked to	5
complementary and alternative medicine	5
respond to pandemic influenza	5
better understanding of the	5
between animals and humans	5
of the participants were	5
to prevent seasonal influenza	5
there was also a	5
cold and seasonal influenza	5
and control of infectious	5
effect of education on	5
the number of exposed	5
confirmed cases of h	5
source of income was	5
the attack rate and	5
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in time of pandemic	5
medium businesses in australia	5
those who did not	5
to the emergence of	5
at least seven days	5
of exposure to zoonotic	5
first wave of the	5
cdcs had the highest	5
consistent with the findings	5
in a study of	5
of health care for	5
transferred to the datacenter	5
months after the mers	5
of people living with	5
is safe to eat	5
health care system delay	5
and social distancing interventions	5
the presence of a	5
of the respondents who	5
safe in areas where	5
beneficial to the community	5
to global health security	5
were carried out in	5
to respond to the	5
severe acute respiratory infection	5
knowledge about hepatitis b	5
vast majority of respondents	5
compared to project scientists	5
related productivity losses are	5
would like to acknowledge	5
was defined as the	5
to understand the factors	5
to focus on the	5
survivors and contacts of	5
before the onset of	5
study was supported by	5
the sample size was	5
in the number of	5
and opportunities for conducting	5
to the level of	5
the number of patients	5
epidemic weekly ili values	5
respondents were asked to	5
survivors of severe acute	5
knowledge about salmonella infections	5
used in this study	5
study was funded by	5
and health related variables	5
for medical and health	5
in the emergence of	5
pandemic preparedness and response	5
for health and consumers	5
to prepare for pandemic	5
a good level of	5
of otitis media in	5
health systems in the	5
ebola outbreak in west	5
the respondent knew of	5
significant change in mortality	5
a result of the	5
a health literacy model	5
a time series model	5
is considered to be	5
quarantine and other restrictive	5
first draft of the	5
after the mers outbreak	5
it should be noted	5
of public health experts	5
the data of the	5
to commit suicide in	5
anticipated compliance with a	5
public health emergency preparedness	5
effective hand hygiene practice	5
the characteristics of the	5
economically beneficial to the	5
of the middle east	5
h n influenza pandemic	5
that hand hygiene practice	5
of psychological distress among	5
this study showed that	5
knowledge and practice scores	5
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translation into model parameters	4
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emergence of drug resistance	4
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inverse variance of the	4
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	4
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risk factors for bat	4
utilization of health care	4
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national and local governments	4
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actions implemented by the	4
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