Lessons Learned From a Large Cross-Border Field Simulation Exercise to Strengthen Emergency Preparedness in East Africa, 2019

Autor: Freddy Banza Mutoka, Ali Ahmed Yahaya, Fahari Marwa, Jackline Mosinya Nyaberi, Lyndah Makayotto, Florian Mutabazi, Vida Mmbaga, Edward Areuse Komba, Charles Mwaipopo, Simon Wathigo Kiarie, Frederik A Copper, Stella Chungong, Mary Archson Makata, Cindy Chiu de Vázquez, George Kauki, Florian Gehre, Denis Charles, Pauline Nandako Nafula Kituyi, David Balikowa, Michael Katende, Damascent Kabanda, James Nyongesa Wakhungu, Thomas Daido Dulu, Patrick Marabu Nyakundi, Hilary Njenge, Folorunso Oludayo Fasina, Caroline Wambua, Willy Were, Lucia Mullen, Ambrose Talisuna, Benezeth Lutege Malinda, Zheng Jie Marc Ho, Enock Kasyombe Mwakyusa, Geoffrey Gitau Mukora, Landry Ndriko Mayigane, Mary Stephen, Emanuel Senyaeli Swai, Vones Uiso, Julius Wekesa, Grace Elizabeth Bai Saguti, James Kivuva, Nirmal Kandel, Toba Nguvila, Charles Msangi, Stephen Komora, Abbas Omaar, Stephane de la Rocque, David Knaggs, Ngoy Nsenga, Athman Mwatondo, Mpairwe Allan, Justino Mutisya Muinde, Solomon Fisseha Woldetsadik, Kenneth Byoona, Nollascus Ganda, Allan Bell, Geoffrey Misati Kebaki, Miriam Nanyunja, Timothy Wesonga, John Gachohi, Rajesh Sreedharan, Muna Affara, Mary Njoroge, Harrison Chinyuka

Publikováno v: Health Security. 19:413-423

Field simulation exercises (FSXs) require substantial time, resources, and organizational experience to plan and implement and are less commonly undertaken than drills or tabletop exercises. Despite this, FSXs provide an opportunity to test the full

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https://doi.org/10.1089/hs.2020.0162