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David N. Durrheim

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Strengthening field epidemiology capacity in Canada: a mixed-methods evaluation of the Canadian field epidemiology program

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By James Flint, Jennifer White, Tambri Housen, David N. Durrheim, Martyn Kirk, Kathleen Laberge, Pasha Marcynuk, Anja Bilandzic
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
Abstract Background: Field epidemiology training programs (FETPs) play a critical role in strengthening public health capacity for surveillance, outbreak investigation, and evidence-based decision making. The Canadian Field Epidemiology Program (CFEP), established in 1975, was the first program outside of the United States. This study presents findings from a mixed-methods evaluation examining program outputs, outcomes, and impacts.
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A World without Measles and Rubella

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By Jon Kim Andrus, Mark J. Papania, Sunil Bahl, David N. Durrheim
| brnw.ch
Edited by ISBN 978-3-7258-4213-1 (Hardback) ISBN 978-3-7258-4214-8 (PDF) This is a Reprint of the Special Issue A World without Measles and Rubella: Meeting the Regional Elimination Targets on the Path to Global Eradication that was published in Biology & Life Sciences Public Health & Healthcare Medicine & Pharmacology Summary Measles and rubella continue to affect children worldwide, even though effective, safe, and inexpensive vaccines have been available for over 50 years.
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Broad benefits of the COVID-19 pandemic response

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By David N. Durrheim
| Science Magazine Verified
The COVID-19 pandemic exacted an enormous toll in lives and livelihoods, and post-COVID syndrome now afflicts millions of individuals worldwide (1).
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