Supporting Pandemic Disease Preparedness¶
Saghapour, T., Giles-Corti, B., Jafari, A., Qaisrani, M. A., & Turrell, G. (2021). Supporting Pandemic Disease Preparedness: Development of a Composite Index of Area Vulnerability. Health & Place, 70.
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- Vulnerability Decomposition
- Public health decomposes a population's vulnerability to a pathogen into exposure (contact patterns), sensitivity (per-contact transmission probability and per-infection severity), and adaptive capacity (immunity, treatment access, recovery resources).
This sourceA composite population-vulnerability index decomposing area vulnerability into sociodemographic susceptibility, health-condition sensitivity, and response/recovery capacity factors — the public-health instance of the exposure/sensitivity/adaptive-capacity decomposition.
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A COVID-19 area index that pairs individual risk (age, health conditions) with exposure factors; it does not set out an exposure/sensitivity/adaptive-capacity scheme.
“This CPVI measures the spatial location of older populations and those with pre-existing health conditions that puts them at greater risk of infection and combines this with environmental factors likely to increase risk of exposure to infection”
- Public health decomposes a population's vulnerability to a pathogen into exposure (contact patterns), sensitivity (per-contact transmission probability and per-infection severity), and adaptive capacity (immunity, treatment access, recovery resources).
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