10th Annual Conference on New and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases

Covid 19: The Worst Health Calamity Of The World

The world has experienced an increased incidence and transboundary spread of emerging infectious diseases due to population growth, urbanization and globalization over the past four decades. Most of these newly emerging and re-emerging pathogens are viruses. On an average, more than two new species of viruses infecting humans are reported worldwide every year most of which are likely to be RNA ...

Designing a managed care model for emerging respiratory infectious diseases in the Iranian health care system

Background and Aim: The purpose of this study is to design a model of managed care for emerging respiratory infectious diseases in the Iranian health care system in 1399. Methods: To achieve this goal, first the effective factors and indicators affecting the managed care model for emerging respiratory infectious diseases are identified based on content analysis technique and then these factors...

Validation of effective factors in management of emerging infectious diseases with a focus on covid-19 pandemic

Background and objective: Risk reduction is one of the pillars of sustainable development of society. The aim of the research is Validation of effective factors in crisis management of emerging infectious diseases with a focus on covid-19 disease so that the managers of the organizations can gain benefits while having a systemic thinking and a suitable management model while passing along with ...

Pakistan International Biennial Conference on “Ramadan and Health”-10th & 11th October 2015.

مدل یابی انتشار بیماری های عفونی بر اساس رویکرد آماری بیز

Background and Aim: Health surveillance systems are now paying more attention to infectious diseases, largely because of emerging and re-emerging infections. The main objective of this research is presenting a statistical method for modeling infectious disease incidence based on the Bayesian approach.Material and Methods: Since infectious diseases have two phases, namely epidemic and non-epidem...