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quadgram	frequency
middle east respiratory syndrome	60
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	44
bmj glob health doi	40
severe acute respiratory syndrome	34
provenance and peer review	29
and peer review not	28
peer review not commissioned	28
in the context of	27
competing interests none declared	26
is an open access	25
provided the original work	25
article distributed in accordance	25
in accordance with the	25
access article distributed in	25
original work is properly	25
work is properly cited	25
the original work is	25
with the creative commons	25
distributed in accordance with	25
build upon this work	25
open access this is	25
this is an open	25
access this is an	25
an open access article	25
the creative commons attribution	25
which permits others to	25
accordance with the creative	25
open access article distributed	25
license their derivative works	23
and license their derivative	23
permits others to distribute	23
derivative works on different	23
works on different terms	23
the use is non	23
commons attribution non commercial	23
and the use is	23
creative commons attribution non	23
their derivative works on	23
any changes made indicated	22
upon this work non	22
appropriate credit is given	22
of the health system	19
consent for publication not	18
patient consent for publication	18
availability and affordability of	18
for publication not required	18
the ministry of health	17
of middle east respiratory	16
for disease control and	15
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	15
disease control and prevention	15
wearing a face mask	14
of community health workers	14
declared a specific grant	13
for this research from	13
from any funding agency	13
not declared a specific	13
the democratic republic of	13
any funding agency in	13
this research from any	13
grant for this research	13
use of health services	13
funding agency in the	13
democratic republic of congo	13
specific grant for this	13
research from any funding	13
agency in the public	13
as well as the	13
a specific grant for	13
the authors have not	12
have not declared a	12
maternal and child health	12
maternal and newborn health	12
authors have not declared	12
funding the authors have	12
a face mask in	11
face mask in the	11
mask in the community	11
migrant workers in kuwait	11
prevention and control of	10
of ebola virus disease	10
the severe acute respiratory	10
of essential cvd medicines	10
face masks in the	10
a systematic review and	10
of terrorist attacks on	10
the use of health	10
the international health regulations	9
the al hol camp	9
a public health emergency	9
pan american health organization	9
the global health security	9
outbreak in west africa	9
are the new findings	9
in the democratic republic	9
of chws in ghana	9
has the potential to	9
in the use of	9
bmj global health the	9
as a result of	9
community health workers in	9
what are the new	9
or the public were	8
of wearing a face	8
and fcp health zones	8
of the primary case	8
the activities of chws	8
the middle east respiratory	8
infection prevention and control	8
evd and fcp health	8
in the event of	8
access to healthcare services	8
a systematic review of	8
the impact of the	8
at the time of	8
it is important to	8
masks in the community	8
ministry of public health	8
we would like to	8
the effect of the	8
more likely to report	8
an integrated health system	7
all authors contributed to	7
of severe acute respiratory	7
in the general population	7
health impact of the	7
do the new findings	7
health and human rights	7
authors contributed to the	7
the world health organization	7
universal health coverage in	7
the new findings imply	7
of the impact of	7
of face masks in	7
patient and public involvement	7
manuscript at all stages	7
wear a face mask	7
of the manuscript at	7
of anxiety and depression	7
and public involvement patients	7
emergency preparedness and response	7
as well as in	7
ministerio de salud publica	7
the sustainable development goals	7
the public were not	7
the manuscript at all	7
with a focus on	7
were more likely to	7
centers for disease control	7
the spread of the	7
high risk of cvd	7
from the national health	7
democratic republic of the	7
impact of event scale	7
what do the new	7
policy and systems research	7
what is already known	7
involved in the design	7
health policy and systems	7
would like to thank	7
the prevention and control	7
health security in cuba	7
effects of terrorist attacks	7
on the other hand	7
republic of the congo	7
or dissemination plans of	7
in lics and middle	7
all three types of	7
national health information system	6
involvement patients and or	6
and approved the final	6
the national health information	6
of persons with disabilities	6
the evd outbreak in	6
the impact of covid	6
a higher risk of	6
use of face masks	6
perceived ebola threat and	6
of availability and affordability	6
public involvement patients and	6
were not involved in	6
reviewing of the manuscript	6
not involved in the	6
the objective of this	6
on the basis of	6
the impact of event	6
in the st century	6
on maternal and child	6
the ev gh programme	6
the global health research	6
symptoms of anxiety and	6
of a health system	6
for health security in	6
for middle east respiratory	6
ministry of health and	6
broader global health security	6
definition of global health	6
dissemination plans of this	6
in the absence of	6
of global health security	6
systematic review and meta	6
global health security agenda	6
there is a need	6
security in times of	6
on the quality of	6
approved the final version	6
for universal health coverage	6
the effects of the	6
chinese center for disease	6
and or the public	6
and reviewing of the	6
for the coordination of	6
plans of this research	6
coordination of humanitarian affairs	6
on the use of	6
income security in times	6
the context of a	6
from the pure study	6
essential cvd medicines were	6
within the context of	6
center for disease control	6
the coordination of humanitarian	6
the availability and affordability	6
patients and or the	6
were involved in the	6
respiratory syndrome coronavirus infection	6
office for the coordination	6
the global health community	6
the ministry of public	6
nations office for the	6
united nations office for	6
the time of writing	6
public were not involved	6
african field epidemiology network	5
for the prevention and	5
one million chw campaign	5
to be able to	5
from communities where all	5
and the impact of	5
false sense of security	5
the context of the	5
finance and clinical managers	5
of response to a	5
the development of a	5
three types of cvd	5
for diabetes and hypertension	5
and mental health symptoms	5
in only a few	5
in dromedary camels in	5
of depression and anxiety	5
in global health security	5
by the ministry of	5
in order to optimise	5
writing and reviewing of	5
objective of this study	5
to the best of	5
the context of response	5
the quality of care	5
the immediate effects of	5
armed conflict location and	5
context of response to	5
in light of the	5
times of ill health	5
antimicrobial use in production	5
a review of the	5
and newborn health professionals	5
response to the covid	5
report symptoms of anxiety	5
it is difficult to	5
tailored technical support to	5
mental health impact of	5
disinfection and social distancing	5
ebola outbreak in west	5
it is possible that	5
health emergency of international	5
use of mobile phones	5
mitigate the impact of	5
affordability of essential cvd	5
essential cvd medicines was	5
of bmj global health	5
a large proportion of	5
to better understand the	5
in times of ill	5
voices for global health	5
cvd medicines were available	5
and affordability of essential	5
in the number of	5
secondary attack rate in	5
the state council on	5
towards universal health coverage	5
us for international students	5
conflict location and event	5
by a factor of	5
social determinants of health	5
of the manuscript and	5
of maternal and newborn	5
in line with the	5
those who did not	5
the chinese center for	5
communities where all three	5
bmj global health and	5
income security in case	5
types of cvd medicines	5
review of the literature	5
to report symptoms of	5
community health workers for	5
risk of household transmission	5
for pneumonia and diarrhoea	5
and social distancing are	5
the global response to	5
such as the who	5
global health security debates	5
health care system reform	5
women and their families	5
emerging voices for global	5
security in case of	5
the who research roadmap	5
is one of the	5
per commune per month	5
prior to symptom onset	5
the total number of	5
number of anc visits	5
of armed conflict on	5
best of our knowledge	5
spread of infectious diseases	5
health system building blocks	5
the virus that causes	5
by the end of	5
the early stages of	5
of cvd medicines were	5
over the past years	5
round of healthcare reform	5
to test health system	5
emergency of international concern	5
in case of sickness	5
national and global health	5
who died from ebola	5
on the global response	5
likely to report symptoms	5
for health system capacity	5
only a few months	5
the best of our	5
interrupted time series analysis	5
drug supply and security	4
institute of tropical medicine	4
as part of a	4
the general population in	4
de medicina tropical pedro	4
fourth antenatal care visits	4
cumulative risk assessment framework	4
of cuban health security	4
the one million chw	4
the mental health impact	4
controls exercised by the	4
in low and middle	4
exercised by the state	4
of maternal healthcare services	4
the scope of the	4
data availability statement data	4
in the middle east	4
maternal and neonatal health	4
building resilient health systems	4
we are grateful to	4
the evd and fcp	4
virus that causes covid	4
to the ebola outbreak	4
the start of the	4
the risk of household	4
effects of the covid	4
among the general public	4
types of essential cvd	4
benefits of wearing a	4
higher risk of infection	4
online supplementary table s	4
to participate in the	4
use in production animals	4
global pool of simex	4
the bmj global health	4
what can we learn	4
the health care system	4
the ebola virus epidemic	4
impact of terrorist attacks	4
the number of attacks	4
for the majority of	4
supply and security system	4
and improvement of human	4
can we learn from	4
indirect effects of the	4
the quality of services	4
migrant workers in the	4
system in burkina faso	4
panel on the global	4
statement data are available	4
the incidence of cesarean	4
people living with hiv	4
the beginning of the	4
prevention and management of	4
in the global north	4
the armed conflict location	4
that they do not	4
a ministry of health	4
needed in order to	4
medicina tropical pedro kouri	4
lives of persons with	4
there is little evidence	4
number of terrorist attacks	4
groups of the population	4
focus on the quality	4
from the chinese center	4
visits for pneumonia and	4
the millennium development goals	4
the benefits of wearing	4
a central role in	4
of migrant workers in	4
of chlorine or ethanol	4
from the armed conflict	4
of a face mask	4
access to maternal healthcare	4
central committee of the	4
as part of the	4
with the adjusted hr	4
for each of the	4
born to mothers with	4
it is possible to	4
systematic review of the	4
protection and improvement of	4
healthcare delivery in ghana	4
independently associated with anxiety	4
at the commune level	4
a result of the	4
a resilient health system	4
for people living in	4
demonstrates that it is	4
three types of essential	4
for the detection of	4
national intelligent syndromic surveillance	4
of diabetes and hypertension	4
was independently associated with	4
the spread of infectious	4
coping strategies and collective	4
european donors and their	4
public health emergency of	4
the past two decades	4
acknowledgements we would like	4
that the use of	4
cuba does not frame	4
in conception of the	4
improve capacity for health	4
to be the most	4
response to a phe	4
the health system is	4
possible to make strides	4
in rural burkina faso	4
are included in the	4
health security in resource	4
incidence of cesarean sections	4
strategies and collective strategies	4
the collective agency approach	4
global or international health	4
of the united nations	4
that it is possible	4
attack in a commune	4
the primary case was	4
the global health agenda	4
is possible to make	4
us centers for disease	4
in the short term	4
quality of services delivered	4
do not have the	4
stages of the covid	4
were available and affordable	4
liberia and sierra leone	4
intelligent syndromic surveillance system	4
of the state council	4
participated in conception of	4
in access to healthcare	4
of spatial lifecourse epidemiology	4
the us centers for	4
ebola virus disease on	4
other parts of the	4
history of financial mismanagement	4
and household hygiene practices	4
the health system governance	4
world health organization the	4
to support the development	4
in the african region	4
the ghana health service	4
the increase in the	4
during the ebola epidemic	4
to make strides to	4
to control health zones	4
social controls exercised by	4
instituto de medicina tropical	4
availability statement data are	4
on the utilisation of	4
and child health services	4
supplemental appendix figure s	4
outbreak in the democratic	4
in evd and fcp	4
detection of middle east	4
new cadre of chws	4
of the use of	4
individuals from communities where	4
for every additional attack	4
make strides to improve	4
in the case of	4
of the pandemic on	4
deliveries and cesarean sections	4
research is needed to	4
the highest risk of	4
effects of the pandemic	4
wrote the first draft	4
the protection and improvement	4
location and event data	4
capacity for health security	4
an authoritarian management style	4
a paradigm shift in	4
of essential health services	4
deepening the health care	4
academic and policy discourse	4
the transmission dynamics of	4
the ebola epidemic in	4
online supplemental appendix figure	4
to improve capacity for	4
aspects of health systems	4
this may not be	4
integrated health system perspective	4
use of a face	4
previous publications from the	4
the use of a	4
the potential impact of	4
disease prevention and control	4
to universal health coverage	4
of the literature on	4
of the three outcomes	4
and other infectious diseases	4
to the development of	4
acute respiratory syndrome epidemic	4
impact of the ebola	4
chlorine or ethanol based	4
pool of simex materials	4
of the evd outbreak	4
respiratory syndrome coronavirus in	4
influenza a h n	4
to mitigate the impact	4
the incremental number of	4
improvement of human life	4
in partnership with the	4
and social distancing in	4
the majority of the	4
on the activities of	4
in global health governance	4
reduce the risk of	4
utilisation of healthcare services	4
between march and april	4
disease surveillance and control	4
publications from the pure	4
a scoping review of	4
in response to the	4
within the head office	4
writing of the manuscript	4
in the global health	4
that there is a	4
infection in dromedary camels	4
of user fee exemption	4
onset of the primary	4
support the development of	4
strides to improve capacity	4
is a need to	4
close contact with the	4
evidence about the benefits	4
compared to control health	3
universal use of face	3
neonatal health during the	3
context of a low	3
our findings also provide	3
on deepening the health	3
the implementation of the	3
environmental profile of a	3
in the health system	3
at the beginning of	3
important lessons from the	3
of using face masks	3
extracted from the national	3
statement all data relevant	3
to have their needs	3
data were extracted from	3
healthcare centres and district	3
a mask after illness	3
numbers of acodd members	3
additional data are available	3
the broader global health	3
in the spread of	3
health systems alongside emergency	3
terrorist attack data were	3
with an authoritarian management	3
review of the manuscript	3
managing disease threats in	3
of poor audit outcomes	3
occupational safety and health	3
transmission of severe acute	3
a free care policy	3
with suspected or confirmed	3
committee of the communist	3
an outbreak of evd	3
data was extracted from	3
data availability statement all	3
other models of care	3
daily close contact with	3
of health systems alongside	3
an overview of key	3
of maces and all	3
independent panel on the	3
of cesarean sections is	3
the dose of the	3
and health system capacity	3
hand washing and social	3
not have data on	3
services resilience has for	3
to ignore the evidence	3
resilience has for the	3
institute of spatial lifecourse	3
at risk of malaria	3
are fit for purpose	3
evd affected health zones	3
at the forefront of	3
global burden of disease	3
depression and ptsd symptoms	3
of the influenza a	3
supply of medicines for	3
functions in the event	3
what proportion of the	3
beyond the scope of	3
in care provision and	3
the international institute of	3
contacts accounts for the	3
risk assessment framework for	3
ebola epidemic in sierra	3
both evd affected and	3
in managing disease threats	3
a false sense of	3
who health system framework	3
the establishment of a	3
of a report of	3
sections is reduced by	3
for health policy and	3
the spread of infection	3
republic of china health	3
a paucity of information	3
even for those who	3
the exponential increase in	3
summary of a report	3
not included in the	3
the formal health system	3
health care in china	3
transmission dynamics of sars	3
the high prevalence of	3
influenza transmission in households	3
and contributed to the	3
in view of the	3
domestic disease control activities	3
international institute of spatial	3
the risk of maces	3
the health impact of	3
each of the three	3
the secondary attack rate	3
governance of the health	3
for the middle east	3
state in managing disease	3
to determine how the	3
ebola virus disease in	3
health conditions should be	3
primary healthcare centres and	3
one of the high	3
in children under years	3
for the next pandemic	3
the diamond princess cruise	3
meet authorship criteria and	3
health information system in	3
mental health conditions should	3
medicines for diabetes and	3
the criteria have been	3
from the who roadmap	3
of which were confirmed	3
the rest of the	3
the discourse of health	3
between the dose of	3
effects of armed conflict	3
strong health security capacity	3
this study is to	3
changes in care provision	3
on global health security	3
wrote the field experiences	3
adequate numbers of acodd	3
such as social distancing	3
management of diabetes and	3
the successes and challenges	3
mortality associated with the	3
was extracted from the	3
no additional data are	3
of diagnostic and therapeutic	3
others meeting the criteria	3
list of essential medicines	3
and close contacts accounts	3
in west africa is	3
ignore the evidence about	3
the return on investment	3
relationship between the dose	3
universal face mask use	3
for the most part	3
effect of the covid	3
in the time of	3
when there is a	3
estimate changes in the	3
an integral part of	3
before the primary case	3
no others meeting the	3
meet the needs of	3
and that no others	3
public health service system	3
effects on maternal health	3
the lower levels of	3
cvd medicines were associated	3
participated in writing of	3
declared a public health	3
evd outbreak in west	3
of global or international	3
levels of the health	3
authorship criteria and that	3
by the world bank	3
close contacts accounts for	3
of existing global simex	3
care during the covid	3
history of medical internationalism	3
currently available simex materials	3
in the global south	3
stressors on migrant workers	3
the field experiences from	3
to mental health conditions	3
in part to the	3
report of the who	3
health management information system	3
benefits of using face	3
of cases and deaths	3
more detailed understanding of	3
and depression and ptsd	3
persons with disabilities and	3
the response to the	3
the who health system	3
and global health policies	3
died from ebola and	3
of healthcare services data	3
infants born to mothers	3
conditions should be an	3
the public were involved	3
and health system strengthening	3
have shown that the	3
from the ministry of	3
health in sierra leone	3
monthly data from the	3
human rights to health	3
outbreaks of infectious diseases	3
be able to respond	3
statement no additional data	3
and the role of	3
of maternal and neonatal	3
assisted deliveries and cesarean	3
case of maternal and	3
response to a public	3
discourse of health security	3
order to optimise the	3
by the university of	3
mask after illness onset	3
no of events involving	3
understanding of the challenges	3
responding to mental health	3
for pregnant women and	3
of the us embargo	3
paradigm to a systemic	3
the supply of medicines	3
information system in burkina	3
the needs of the	3
rapid increases in the	3
the primary case developed	3
of health and sanitation	3
at the same time	3
skilled public health workforce	3
the west african ebola	3
experience during the pandemic	3
the study are included	3
support ministries of health	3
undertaken to determine how	3
testing for middle east	3
the global health network	3
not frame its disease	3
report of cases from	3
coronavirus in dromedary camels	3
available but not affordable	3
key traits of cuban	3
related millennium development goals	3
that no others meeting	3
use of existing assays	3
africa is constrained by	3
on health service utilisation	3
community transmission of sars	3
the state in managing	3
in defence and allied	3
syndrome coronavirus infection in	3
in the form of	3
a holistic approach to	3
the quality of medicines	3
we do not have	3
accounts for the majority	3
commitment to the reform	3
we present a model	3
low and middle income	3
of medical internationalism and	3
both international and domestic	3
the design of the	3
disease control activities within	3
included in the article	3
contributed to the design	3
health security and emergency	3
the world health report	3
attacks on access to	3
sociodemographic and economic factors	3
fear of poor audit	3
only to water crises	3
knew at least one	3
for people living with	3
contact with the primary	3
of the general population	3
highlight the importance of	3
ethanol based disinfectant in	3
and participation in the	3
offers no moral ground	3
majority of epidemic growth	3
meeting the criteria have	3
every additional attack in	3
terrorist attacks on access	3
the henry reeve brigade	3
given a score of	3
the impact of this	3
having contact with a	3
strategy for emerging diseases	3
the number of anc	3
health systems in the	3
within the discourse of	3
of cvd medicines on	3
it is clear that	3
on migrant workers in	3
target product profiles for	3
existing global simex materials	3
the ebola outbreak in	3
lower levels of the	3
in writing of the	3
conception of the study	3
with diabetes and hypertension	3
of public health interventions	3
separating newborns from covid	3
a new barrier to	3
preparedness and response in	3
into the formal health	3
ebola threat and mental	3
terrorist activities in west	3
is a resilient health	3
a strong health security	3
be one of the	3
scoping review was undertaken	3
the world economic forum	3
by the fact that	3
the majority of epidemic	3
facemasks and hand hygiene	3
take precarious jobs with	3
the material look at	3
implications health services resilience	3
global health security activities	3
no moral ground to	3
understanding of the disease	3
after onset of symptoms	3
the data in the	3
in the early stages	3
income countries and lics	3
not have the capacity	3
that all listed authors	3
african national department of	3
tailored technical support is	3
from the coronavirus disease	3
children under years of	3
study is to assess	3
and are thus worth	3
affordability of cvd medicines	3
thought to be effective	3
prospective urban rural epidemiology	3
to mobilise and deploy	3
global health security efforts	3
more than of the	3
as a proxy for	3
health during the ebola	3
as a human right	3
on access to maternal	3
provided to women and	3
in other parts of	3
and human rights law	3
between december and march	3
a report of cases	3
and important lessons from	3
of the ev gh	3
anxiety and depression symptoms	3
the ebola interim assessment	3
the risk of purchasing	3
and management of diabetes	3
to optimise the use	3
of the communist party	3
of universal health coverage	3
mers coronavirus in dromedary	3
lessons from the coronavirus	3
health as a human	3
to access of maternal	3
eight materials were identified	3
simex materials lack an	3
important implications health services	3
with anxiety and depression	3
in health system strengthening	3
wearing a mask after	3
given the important implications	3
additional attack in a	3
global response to ebola	3
feasible to mobilise and	3
the outcome of interest	3
established tool in defence	3
by planned place of	3
attests that all listed	3
humanitarian and human rights	3
of and important lessons	3
by the state in	3
are presented in table	3
the new york times	3
inadequate health policy support	3
where all three were	3
of global health journals	3
are summarised in table	3
saharan africa is constrained	3
traits of cuban health	3
cesarean sections is reduced	3
a limited focus on	3
in the evd and	3
of the who research	3
greater understanding of the	3
this is the first	3
within health security and	3
medicines were associated with	3
the evidence about the	3
and its domestic disease	3
the duty of care	3
is to assess the	3
under years of age	3
a large power distance	3
global health research community	3
the use of existing	3
services at primary health	3
cox proportional hazard models	3
to develop and implement	3
draft of the manuscript	3
are those of the	3
use of chlorine or	3
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