Selected article for: "GCBR definition and pandemic planning"

Author: Simonsen, Lone; Viboud, Cecile
Title: Pandemics, Severity, and Context—Some Loose Ends
  • Document date: 2017_8_1
  • ID: 42abb96r_1
    Snippet: a welcome opportunity to reflect on the most severe pandemic events of natural origin, particularly as we are approaching the centennial of the 1918 Spanish influenza pandemic-the most recent global event that fulfills the proposed GCBR definition. We would like to highlight a few issues that we have pondered over the years while studying historical and contemporary pandemics in relation to perceived pandemic impact and preparedness planning......
    Document: a welcome opportunity to reflect on the most severe pandemic events of natural origin, particularly as we are approaching the centennial of the 1918 Spanish influenza pandemic-the most recent global event that fulfills the proposed GCBR definition. We would like to highlight a few issues that we have pondered over the years while studying historical and contemporary pandemics in relation to perceived pandemic impact and preparedness planning.

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