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trigram	frequency
as well as	154
of public health	123
the use of	120
the number of	116
in this study	114
east respiratory syndrome	100
middle east respiratory	100
world health organization	97
severe acute respiratory	90
the risk of	87
of the study	87
the impact of	87
of pandemic influenza	84
based on the	83
in hong kong	82
acute respiratory syndrome	80
bmc public health	78
the general public	75
more likely to	75
for pandemic influenza	75
the level of	74
public health doi	73
the importance of	71
in terms of	69
in order to	69
a total of	68
for public health	67
prevention and control	67
the united states	67
the public health	66
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	66
the spread of	66
in the study	64
the context of	63
due to the	63
the majority of	62
for disease control	62
an influenza pandemic	62
one of the	62
control and prevention	62
was used to	60
of this study	60
the h n	60
have no competing	59
no competing interests	59
the effect of	59
and public health	58
a systematic review	58
ministry of health	58
the development of	57
that they have	57
they have no	56
this study was	56
there is a	55
public health emergency	55
of the respondents	55
disease control and	55
in the united	54
of the general	54
the role of	54
declare that they	53
the present study	52
in the field	51
the authors declare	50
the need for	50
the sars outbreak	50
in the context	50
in sierra leone	49
of infectious diseases	49
authors declare that	47
of the disease	47
and approved the	47
infectious disease outbreaks	46
severe ev cases	46
according to the	46
with regard to	46
of middle east	45
the effectiveness of	45
a public health	45
of health and	45
approved the final	45
the current study	44
most of the	44
of health care	44
members of the	44
the results of	44
contributed to the	44
participated in the	42
part of the	42
the lack of	42
of the pandemic	42
read and approved	42
hand hygiene practice	42
the world health	41
of the outbreak	41
public health and	41
of health literacy	41
in south korea	40
the general population	40
h n pandemic	40
associated with the	40
emerging infectious diseases	40
the study was	40
the final manuscript	40
intimate partner violence	39
the field of	39
and control of	38
compared to the	38
centers for disease	38
of the manuscript	38
pandemic influenza a	38
a h n	38
in the community	38
health care workers	38
protection motivation theory	37
ebola virus disease	37
need to be	37
public health emergencies	37
in relation to	37
as part of	37
to public health	36
the proportion of	36
analysis of the	36
in addition to	36
one health approach	36
of a pandemic	36
a number of	36
the ministry of	35
of psychological distress	35
during the outbreak	35
of the epidemic	35
the need to	35
of h n	35
such as the	35
included in the	35
the severity of	34
authors read and	34
was associated with	34
we found that	34
attitudes and practices	34
to assess the	34
determinants of health	34
were more likely	34
people living with	33
of hiv aids	33
to participate in	33
the effects of	33
factors associated with	33
some of the	33
h n influenza	33
behaviour change theories	33
the implementation of	33
likely to be	32
in public health	32
there was a	32
social determinants of	32
related to the	32
of severe acute	32
all authors read	32
public health agencies	32
the association between	31
impact of the	31
of infectious disease	31
of behaviour change	31
the end of	31
to determine the	31
public health professionals	31
of the influenza	31
the middle east	30
were used to	30
as a result	30
with respect to	30
the emergence of	30
each of the	30
the gdd program	30
department of health	30
preparedness and response	30
a lack of	29
consistent with the	29
on the other	29
prior to the	29
the outbreak of	29
the study and	29
risk factors for	29
would like to	29
in our study	29
there was no	29
the threat of	29
was obtained from	29
a one health	28
review of the	28
of the most	28
response to the	28
charcoal burning suicides	28
health literacy and	28
the start of	28
involved in the	28
of charcoal burning	28
the relationship between	28
of the population	28
published maps and	27
to jurisdictional claims	27
in published maps	27
infectious disease and	27
theory of planned	27
morbidity and mortality	27
claims in published	27
the application of	27
nature remains neutral	27
remains neutral with	27
jurisdictional claims in	27
and institutional affiliations	27
neutral with regard	27
less likely to	27
understanding of the	27
global health security	27
in the general	27
of the survey	27
approved by the	27
maps and institutional	27
regard to jurisdictional	27
and sickness absence	27
springer nature remains	27
are presented in	27
presented in table	27
study was conducted	27
the attack rate	26
avian influenza a	26
and in the	26
republic of china	26
the beginning of	26
of hand hygiene	26
of an influenza	26
of influenza vaccination	26
high psychological distress	26
it is also	26
of the health	26
well as the	26
in the past	26
found to be	26
the transmission of	26
to pandemic influenza	25
it is important	25
at the time	25
influenza a h	25
of the sars	25
was based on	25
there were no	25
health belief model	25
a range of	25
disease prevention and	25
level of knowledge	25
is consistent with	25
the findings of	25
systematic review of	25
mild ev cases	25
participate in the	24
in the present	24
the presence of	24
of pathogen genomics	24
resilient health system	24
the ability to	24
a resilient health	24
in the elderly	24
of the european	24
the burden of	24
of health of	24
during the sars	24
health care system	24
responses to the	23
of the participants	23
the severe acute	23
the fact that	23
was conducted in	23
in line with	23
to examine the	23
out of the	23
in west africa	23
to have a	23
needs to be	23
and emergency response	23
youth welfare staff	23
seasonal influenza vaccination	23
the most important	23
that they were	23
to be a	23
pandemic influenza and	23
found that the	23
end of the	23
to understand the	23
diagnosis and treatment	23
during a pandemic	23
the nature of	23
the occurrence of	23
of the virus	23
based on a	22
at least one	22
in the country	22
years of age	22
that can be	22
version of the	22
had the highest	22
in this paper	22
characteristics of the	22
in rural areas	22
public health policy	22
be due to	22
be associated with	22
to reduce the	22
the other hand	22
to investigate the	22
by public health	22
and health behaviors	22
obtained from the	22
of influenza a	22
the health care	22
like to thank	22
is important to	22
health care providers	21
data from the	21
the management of	21
as shown in	21
the theory of	21
the distribution of	21
the onset of	21
were included in	21
high levels of	21
a review of	21
during the pandemic	21
is needed to	21
nature of the	21
to ensure that	21
used in the	21
among evd survivors	21
public health measures	21
the study design	21
were asked to	21
risk of death	21
reported that they	21
be able to	21
small and medium	21
in the netherlands	21
in a study	20
of om in	20
all of the	20
with hiv aids	20
between the two	20
in the literature	20
spread of the	20
the european union	20
to evaluate the	20
the time of	20
of planned behaviour	20
the influenza pandemic	20
total number of	20
the study period	20
beginning of the	20
the process of	20
more than one	20
economic activity status	20
data were collected	20
the influenza a	20
in response to	20
disease and emergency	20
global burden of	20
randomized controlled trial	20
the influence of	20
of sickness absence	20
note springer nature	20
drafted the manuscript	19
have been reported	19
centre for disease	19
the prevalence of	19
om in aboriginal	19
coverage in the	19
study showed that	19
showed that the	19
an infectious disease	19
the health system	19
in the region	19
the total number	19
shown in table	19
for this paper	19
influenza vaccination coverage	19
consent was obtained	19
the older cohort	19
to stay home	19
consent to participate	19
the republic of	19
losses due to	19
the design of	19
iv coverage in	19
because of the	19
to identify the	19
was approved by	19
of the public	19
from the national	19
of the questionnaire	19
burden of disease	19
p i hospitalizations	19
pandemic influenza preparedness	19
and mouth disease	19
are consistent with	18
data collection and	18
it is possible	18
written informed consent	18
perceived behavioral control	18
we would like	18
be accessed here	18
in aboriginal children	18
an outbreak of	18
greater toronto area	18
can be accessed	18
paper can be	18
this paper can	18
the most common	18
in young children	18
the greater toronto	18
supported by the	18
the purpose of	18
a variety of	18
publication history for	18
likely to have	18
the course of	18
history for this	18
in the current	18
to the threat	18
number of people	18
of the gdd	18
health system resilience	18
public health authorities	18
results of this	18
that they had	18
a result of	18
many of the	18
due to their	17
related productivity losses	17
low levels of	17
use of the	17
high level of	17
the potential to	17
the past months	17
a qualitative study	17
public health surveillance	17
republic of korea	17
of the literature	17
influenza in the	17
motivation and hesitation	17
there is no	17
the incubation period	17
the prevention and	17
of the h	17
chronic disease management	17
use of ict	17
productivity losses due	17
defined as the	17
the global burden	17
during an outbreak	17
a set of	17
ebola outbreak in	17
half of the	17
available from the	17
the gdd rcs	17
of avian influenza	17
public health practice	17
control of the	17
living with hiv	17
social distancing interventions	17
an analysis of	17
public health officials	17
may not be	17
to the study	17
of the three	17
majority of respondents	17
see additional file	17
of seasonal influenza	17
good hand hygiene	17
of influenza in	17
to address the	17
in the world	17
respiratory syndrome in	16
education and health	16
were less likely	16
we conducted a	16
data analysis and	16
the cost of	16
of ebola virus	16
of severe ev	16
parallel process model	16
health behaviors and	16
for disease prevention	16
center for disease	16
and analysis of	16
stay home for	16
higher levels of	16
in the event	16
intensive care unit	16
the questionnaire was	16
analyses were performed	16
in the republic	16
considered to be	16
the health belief	16
information on the	16
and health care	16
of mental health	16
support for the	16
evd survivors in	16
by the national	16
the absence of	16
are needed to	16
the case of	16
are more likely	16
in saudi arabia	16
in the design	16
of the national	16
significantly associated with	16
it is not	16
public health interventions	16
risk factors of	16
shown in fig	16
extended parallel process	16
the possibility of	16
levels of psychological	16
a better understanding	16
in sickness absence	16
in the uk	16
that of the	16
the event of	16
epidemiological characteristics of	16
level of anxiety	16
the corresponding author	16
during the h	16
for a pandemic	16
outbreak in the	16
the most effective	15
in the data	15
were associated with	15
compared to those	15
the aim of	15
should be considered	15
of the data	15
a plan for	15
design of the	15
the associations between	15
of the models	15
than half of	15
based on their	15
be used to	15
behaviour change theory	15
the basis of	15
of the risk	15
a missed opportunity	15
during the influenza	15
in the older	15
to respond to	15
in health care	15
and pandemic influenza	15
and torres strait	15
influenza pandemic preparedness	15
an online survey	15
influenza pandemic in	15
more than half	15
role in the	15
psychological distress among	15
the centers for	15
public health response	15
disease outbreaks and	15
during the past	15
the influenza season	15
the face of	15
among healthcare workers	15
and risk perception	15
zoonotic pathogen surveillance	15
in the face	15
of health behaviors	15
of wildlife officials	15
injecting drug use	15
foot and mouth	15
were performed using	15
those in the	15
pandemic in the	15
results of the	15
differences between the	15
the extent of	15
the mental health	15
number of cases	15
of the total	15
for this study	15
assessment of the	15
the design and	15
the social determinants	15
majority of the	15
threat of pandemic	15
severity of the	15
of risk perception	14
next manuscript to	14
of the paper	14
on the basis	14
the duration of	14
pandemic influenza in	14
to deal with	14
that the majority	14
and participated in	14
to biomed central	14
the availability of	14
for h n	14
european centre for	14
high rates of	14
is required to	14
manuscript to biomed	14
eu public health	14
the same time	14
during the early	14
the epidemiological characteristics	14
was supported by	14
and natural hazards	14
of data and	14
drug use and	14
submit your next	14
in the younger	14
design and implementation	14
supplementary information accompanies	14
about hepatitis b	14
are likely to	14
health of the	14
of the two	14
that hand hygiene	14
the hiv aids	14
is possible that	14
to comply with	14
of confirmed cases	14
biomed central and	14
due to death	14
and treatment of	14
carried out in	14
was defined as	14
general health questionnaire	14
and validity of	14
your next manuscript	14
influenza surveillance system	14
start of the	14
resident p i	14
the characteristics of	14
is an important	14
size of the	14
this paper at	14
hiv aids in	14
it would be	14
study design and	14
a survey of	14
the final version	14
observed in the	14
the scope of	14
infectious diseases in	14
revision of the	14
h n in	14
is the first	14
reproduction number of	14
in the greater	14
transmission of the	14
charcoal burning suicide	14
in the survey	14
in the health	14
of the model	14
of the sample	14
pathogen surveillance in	14
to compare the	14
contribute to the	14
table shows the	14
in this context	14
the ebola outbreak	14
during the current	14
use of quarantine	14
was found to	14
of the covid	14
advice to stay	14
aboriginal and torres	14
is a need	14
in china and	14
england and wales	14
development of a	14
torres strait islander	14
in the northern	14
health approach to	14
for each of	14
perceived autonomy support	14
evaluation of the	14
logistic regression analysis	14
could not be	14
information accompanies this	14
the sample size	14
study was to	14
accompanies this paper	14
level of education	13
and consent to	13
perceived severity of	13
world health organisation	13
was used for	13
from onset to	13
health behavior and	13
the percentage of	13
the two groups	13
the quality of	13
influenza vaccination among	13
of the first	13
the research team	13
days from onset	13
important role in	13
to prepare for	13
to protect themselves	13
information about the	13
were carried out	13
the one health	13
within the literature	13
they did not	13
and mental health	13
whole genome sequencing	13
reported to be	13
from public health	13
pcps and parents	13
in the middle	13
knowledge and practices	13
in the same	13
from the corresponding	13
a history of	13
were able to	13
is one of	13
the survey was	13
and implementation of	13
informed consent was	13
infectious disease outbreak	13
distribution with monetary	13
a need to	13
in the following	13
survivors in sierra	13
institute for health	13
shown to be	13
focus on the	13
the influenza vaccine	13
better understanding of	13
indicated that they	13
risk perception and	13
and practices of	13
with public health	13
was conducted to	13
health care facilities	13
the swine flu	13
the younger cohort	13
secondary distribution with	13
times more likely	13
on sickness absence	13
implementation of the	13
children and adolescents	13
ethics approval and	13
peak of the	13
per cent of	13
hesitation to work	13
this study is	13
with monetary incentives	13
approval and consent	13
of the eu	13
males and females	13
living with chb	13
the size of	13
impact on the	13
for seasonal influenza	13
context of infectious	13
to explore the	13
in the population	13
of high psychological	13
difference in the	13
the potential for	13
for infectious disease	13
proportion of the	13
than that of	13
this is a	12
the interpretation of	12
surveillance for zoonotic	12
we did not	12
mild and severe	12
of a new	12
to focus on	12
the uptake of	12
associated with a	12
community contact reduction	12
eu health policy	12
in the first	12
to support the	12
of the research	12
at the same	12
michie and colleagues	12
hand hygiene behaviour	12
to be associated	12
were involved in	12
institutional affiliations we	12
ethics committee of	12
as an achievement	12
a case study	12
of hepatitis b	12
influenza vaccination uptake	12
emerging infectious disease	12
commission of the	12
are shown in	12
confirmed cases of	12
implementation of pathogen	12
there has been	12
and seasonal influenza	12
and perceived behavioral	12
the authors would	12
findings of the	12
of the border	12
in aboriginal populations	12
the rate of	12
study did not	12
in the future	12
the establishment of	12
influenza and pneumococcal	12
used in this	12
sources of information	12
between education and	12
and severity of	12
the knowledge and	12
an important role	12
the outbreak in	12
phase of the	12
in developing countries	12
middle east area	12
influenza vaccine in	12
for the study	12
bat contact and	12
to the pandemic	12
influenza vaccination in	12
psychological impact of	12
and infectious disease	12
during the covid	12
the influenza surveillance	12
wide range of	12
of patients with	12
pneumococcal and influenza	12
public health experts	12
number of the	12
was carried out	12
the dynamics of	12
and contributed to	12
sars outbreak in	12
it has been	12
the past decade	12
the peak of	12
working in the	12
behaviors and sickness	12
influenza surveillance in	12
systematic review and	12
is that the	12
in many countries	12
this study were	12
cases were reported	12
as compared to	12
knowledge and attitudes	12
influenza and the	12
people in the	12
psychological distress was	12
effects of the	12
temporal patterns of	12
h n virus	12
are available from	12
the mean age	12
a high level	12
results of a	12
mean age of	12
behavior and health	12
total cost of	12
factors such as	12
were used in	12
that have been	12
research ethics committee	12
in the process	12
true vs false	12
in this regard	12
the success of	12
were related to	12
were obtained from	12
pandemic h n	12
of respondents were	12
included in this	12
for zoonotic pathogens	12
that there is	12
a culturally appropriate	12
literacy and health	12
of the hiv	12
in the analysis	12
to infectious disease	12
of the household	11
interviews were conducted	11
project scientists were	11
of influenza and	11
a wide range	11
and management of	11
in north america	11
on the health	11
of the pathogen	11
authors have read	11
care workers in	11
that more than	11
independent predictors of	11
compared to other	11
to describe the	11
in recent years	11
ethical and legal	11
of novel coronavirus	11
in the setting	11
sex with men	11
the period of	11
and those with	11
in all countries	11
basic reproduction number	11
the exception of	11
who have sex	11
public health to	11
their health care	11
the integrated model	11
hiv aids patients	11
in the household	11
in jiangsu province	11
as an important	11
of the project	11
be found in	11
hiv among idus	11
majority of participants	11
of the existing	11
ensure that the	11
significant difference in	11
relation to the	11
of the present	11
is associated with	11
a salmonella infection	11
in the absence	11
the ability of	11
the setting of	11
the risks of	11
and health literacy	11
a need for	11
the perceived risk	11
in which the	11
clinical characteristics of	11
the severe ev	11
the data collection	11
sample size was	11
of hong kong	11
plan for pandemic	11
surveillance in wildlife	11
knowledge of the	11
to commit suicide	11
corresponding author on	11
help to prepare	11
of the same	11
hand hygiene in	11
to be more	11
to develop a	11
outbreaks and natural	11
the epidemic period	11
of people in	11
a positive attitude	11
we believe that	11
of sierra leone	11
infectious disease modellers	11
the department of	11
reported eating bats	11
the university of	11
role of the	11
secondary distribution of	11
of the current	11
were subjected to	11
and viet nam	11
the sars epidemic	11
can lead to	11
and health status	11
aim of this	11
the mem method	11
of restrictive measures	11
used as a	11
of the severe	11
that they would	11
for the development	11
that may be	11
field of infectious	11
play an important	11
public health activities	11
take full advantage	11
and google scholar	11
of evd survivors	11
used for the	11
all authors have	11
among ebola survivors	11
aware of the	11
men who have	11
on public health	11
the epidemiology of	11
from saudi arabia	11
on reasonable request	11
rather than a	11
the extended parallel	11
after the outbreak	11
ministry of public	11
anticipated compliance with	11
have sex with	11
central and take	11
the respondents were	11
with the exception	11
yes or no	11
authors would like	11
paper at https	11
is based on	11
infection control measures	11
pneumonia and influenza	11
of the analysis	11
the health of	11
at risk of	11
and take full	11
to increase the	11
health response to	11
of the ebola	11
the who method	11
of influenza pandemic	11
well as a	11
full advantage of	11
was observed in	11
psychological distress and	11
and that the	11
and drafted the	11
analysis was performed	11
to estimate the	11
outbreak in west	11
have shown that	11
in each country	10
to be an	10
for the global	10
thorough peer review	10
status of the	10
obtained from each	10
to understand and	10
for at least	10
association between education	10
to be vaccinated	10
author on reasonable	10
the first months	10
identified in the	10
stages of the	10
the efficacy of	10
health literacy is	10
of the highest	10
use and hiv	10
of the households	10
if they had	10
t cm use	10
of influenza activity	10
the ebola epidemic	10
a family member	10
incubation period was	10
impact of pandemic	10
point likert scale	10
need to develop	10
of emerging infectious	10
resilient health systems	10
and practice scores	10
in the public	10
this suggests that	10
highly pathogenic avian	10
no space constraints	10
infectious disease surveillance	10
to account for	10
review and meta	10
publication on acceptance	10
global public health	10
personal protective equipment	10
revised the manuscript	10
by the first	10
international health regulations	10
regard to the	10
or color figure	10
constraints or color	10
lessons learned from	10
the mild ev	10
is freely available	10
perception of the	10
the manuscript and	10
to control the	10
and respond to	10
burden of hiv	10
a randomized controlled	10
may also be	10
and opportunities for	10
have not been	10
participated in its	10
of disease study	10
space constraints or	10
was considered as	10
of participants were	10
during this period	10
in infectious disease	10
months after the	10
and local levels	10
did not have	10
pathogen sequence data	10
local public health	10
available for redistribution	10
course of the	10
that there are	10
is shown in	10
of hospital workers	10
men and women	10
syndrome coronavirus infection	10
sample size of	10
early stages of	10
in england and	10
period of the	10
knowledge and practice	10
used to assess	10
defined as a	10
influenza a virus	10
psychological distress in	10
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