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Since viral infection outbreaks can occur in the community and within a healthcare facility, as a healthcare professional ... You can control the spread of RSV with routine oral antibiotics. If you are experiencing symptoms of a viral infection, stay home! You should be immunized against the Norovirus each year. You should wear gloves whenever you are in the healthcare facility. Since viral infection outbreaks can occur in the community and within a healthcare facility, as a healthcare professional . You can control the spread of RSV with routine oral antibiotics. If you are experiencing symptoms of a viral infection, stay home! You should be immunized against the Norovirus each year. You should wear gloves whenever you are in the healthcare facility 

          Since viral infection outbreaks can occur in the community and within a healthcare facility, as a healthcare professional ...
You can control the spread of RSV with routine oral antibiotics.
If you are experiencing symptoms of a viral infection, stay home!
You should be immunized against the Norovirus each year.
You should wear gloves whenever you are in the healthcare facility.
Since viral infection outbreaks can occur in the community and within a healthcare facility, as a healthcare professional .
You can control the spread of RSV with routine oral antibiotics.
If you are experiencing symptoms of a viral infection, stay home!
You should be immunized against the Norovirus each year.
You should wear gloves whenever you are in the healthcare facility
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Since viral infection outbreaks can occur in the community and within a healthcare facility, as a healthcare professional ... You can control the spread of RSV with routine oral antibiotics. If you are experiencing symptoms of a viral infection, stay home! You should be immunized against the Norovirus each year. You should wear gloves whenever you are in the healthcare facility. Since viral infection outbreaks can occur in the community and within a healthcare facility, as a healthcare professional . You can control the spread of RSV with routine oral antibiotics. If you are experiencing symptoms of a viral infection, stay home! You should be immunized against the Norovirus each year. You should wear gloves whenever you are in the healthcare facility
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00:01 Hello students, in this question, we'll be discussing about determining the reasons of outbreak and how to approach about outbreaks and understanding different parameters and causes of outbreaks.
00:15 So, in the first question, we try to understand about the emerging infectious diseases.
00:20 So, the emerging infectious diseases, it's difficult to monitor them and there's no, not enough vaccination and there's high mortality.
00:41 So, basically, it's rapid and high of high infectivity.
00:46 So, it's difficult to control.
00:48 So, the factors that are key features of an infectious disease that needs to be monitored is the answer to this question.
00:58 So, these include the first one that is high violence, lack of efficient vaccination, there is high mortality and there is high transmissibility as well of the disease.
01:34 In the next question, we discuss about the modes of cause that gives rise to these outbreaks...
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