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Essentials for Excellence: Researching, Monitoring and Evaluating Strategic Communication for Behaviour and Social Change with Special Reference to the Prevention and Control of Avian and Pandemic Influenza
Resource Kit: Communities Respond: Experience Sharing in Community-Based Management of Avian and Human Influenza in Asia
Developing Pandemic Communication Strategies: Preparation without Panic
Promising Practices for Community-based Surveillance: Experiences from CARE's Work with Community-based Models of Avian and Human Influenza Surveillance in Five Countries
Role of Village Health Volunteers in Avian Influenza Surveillance in Thailand
Avian Influenza Toolkit
Avian Influenza Hotline Protocol - Operator's Training Manual: Information and Skills
Avian Influenza Hotline - Facilitator's Training Manual and Training of Trainers Module: Information and Skills
Coordinated Implementation of Community Response Measures (Including Social Distancing) to Control the Spread of Pandemic Respiratory Disease
Vietnam Is Improving Science Communication
Literacy and Educational Materials: Avian Flu
Vietnam: Uphill Battle to Raise Awareness of Bird Flu
Listening Needed to Communicate Bird Flu Risks
Consumer Knowledge and Risk Perceptions of Avian Influenza
State's Pandemic Flu Commercial Meant to Raise Awareness
Local Officials Learn How to Raise Awareness about Bird Flu in Myanmar
How Can IT Respond to a Flu Pandemic?
Business Continuity Planning and Pandemic Influenza in Europe
World Not Fully Prepared for Flu Pandemic: Expert
Pandemic Influenza Planning 2008
Avian Influenza Community Based Risk Reduction Project
Community Based Avian Influenza Risk Reduction Program-Mekong Region
Epidemic Info-Sharing Slammed
IBM Researchers Helping Middle East Fight Disease
Indonesia's Bird Flu Policy Angers Families
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Even if incidence levels remain roughly as they are at the start of 2009, will avian influenza continue to remain at the forefront of public consciousness?