BC Emergent and Infectious Diseases Outline

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The purpose of this assignment is to assist you in preparing for the final paper. You will create an outline of your final paper. Click on the following website link and review instructions on how to develop an outline: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/the_wri.... Click on the following link and review the document: Types of Outlines and Samples (retrieved from the website). Include references in the outline.

The outline should be at least 400 words. Note that actual information pertaining to your chosen topic must be included for full credit. For instance, do not state in your outline “describe topic,” but actually provide some basic information about the topic.

Format your outline according to the website provided above and format your reference list consistent with APA guidelines, as you did for the annotated bibliography. Note that as you work on your paper you may find that you will need to search for additional references. Submit the outline as a Word document.

The annotated Bibliography is attached as well.

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Running Head: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Annotated Bibliography Kasey Stump Baker College 1 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 2 “Emergent and Infection Diseases Still Killing Millions of People." The topic of "emergent and infection diseases still killing millions of people," has struck such a chord of interest for me. Currently, here in Michigan, the number of people with measles (which is considered an infectious disease) is rising as we are in the high double digits now. Many of the infected population that are still currently under quarantine, are within an hour or two from me. I understand that there is a increase in many parents who feel as though these types of prevention shots cause more harm than good within their children, but with the daily advancements in medicine, why are these fears not put to rest or confirmed and then a more suitable prevention treatment not brought forward. By being able to fully research and explore this topic, I feel as though I may shed more light on the topic and be able to understand this more and possibly share or spread the new information, I will be able to gain. Bloom, D. E., Black, S., & Rappuoli, R. (2017). Emerging infectious diseases: a proactive approach. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 114(16), 4055-4059. Bloom, Black, and Rappuoli describe a proactive approach which can help to manage emerging and infectious diseases in their article. The authors note that contagious diseases emerge and re-emerge in the contemporary world due to various factors. The factors which enhance the emergence, development, and blowout of new pathogens include urbanization, increased global population, climate change, aging, and travel. The authors hold that the current approach to combat emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) has no impact and is not sustainable. As such, Bloom, Black, and Rappuoli aimed to determine the effectiveness of their research hypothesis. The hypothesis states that the use of new technology is a proactive approach to defend the global population against viral and bacterial threats. This article offers educative ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 3 information about how policymakers and researchers within the global health community should take a proactive approach to control EIDs on multiple fronts. I have learned why EIDs are still a problem for the global population. Manheim, D., Chamberlin, M., Osoba, O. A., Vardavas, R., & Moore, M. (2016). Improving Decision Support for Infectious Disease Prevention and Control. Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation. This literature by Manheim, Chamberlin, Osoba, Vardavas, and Moore raise and answer crucial questions which inform the best use of non-modeling and modeling approaches to tackle policy questions about emergent and infectious diseases. The authors review recent experiences which include the 2009 H1N1 influenza, MERS and Ebola of 2014 and the Zika virus of 2016. The authors offer decision support which answers questions about the occurrence, planning and preparedness levels, and response to emergent and infectious diseases. This literature material suggests that epidemics still pose a significant challenge to the global population due to lousy modeling for decision support. In this literature, it is evident that disease outbreaks claim lives due to poor coordination between policymakers, modelers, and other stakeholders within the global health community. The authors present recommendations to improve decision support to manage pandemics and infectious diseases. The implementation of these recommendations would help to achieve the goals of global health. Nii-Trebi, N. I. (2017). Emerging and neglected infectious diseases: insights, advances, and challenges. BioMed research international, 2017. Nii-Trebi unravels various aspects of emerging and infectious diseases in his article, highlighting the advances, scope, and dynamics in the management of infectious diseases. He ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 4 argues that these diseases claim lives every year due to neglect by various health bodies to take affirmative action. Besides, the author says that the eradication of infectious diseases is still a challenge due to the emergence and reemergence of new virulent pathogens, ecological, technological, environmental, and human factors. This article suggests that aggressive research of the emerging and neglected infectious illnesses is essential to reduce their dangers on human health. Furthermore, national and international organizations should collaborate through study and provision of financial support for various programs which aim to reduce deaths caused by epidemics. 5 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY References Bloom, D. E., Black, S., & Rappuoli, R. (2017). Emerging infectious diseases: a proactive approach. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 114(16), 4055-4059. Manheim, D., Chamberlin, M., Osoba, O. A., Vardavas, R., & Moore, M. (2016). Improving Decision Support for Infectious Disease Prevention and Control. Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation. Nii-Trebi, N. I. (2017). Emerging and neglected infectious diseases: insights, advances, and challenges. BioMed research international, 2017.
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Recently, there have been numerous emergent infectious diseases that have caused
serious public health implications.
A. Emergent infectious diseases (EID) are diseases that appear and affect a given population
for the first time. Diseases that have been in existence within a given population but have
begun increasing and spreading to new geographical areas are also referred to as
emergent infectious diseases (Mukherjee, 2017). Diseases that had affected an area in the
past and were controlled and reappear in increasing numbers are ...


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