Introductory brief on the 7-1-7 target, its uses, and how it complements existing tools and assessments.
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Introductory brief on the 7-1-7 target, its uses, and how it complements existing tools and assessments.
The simplicity of 7-1-7’s timeliness metrics helps monitor performance, evaluate interventions and document progress with full transparency.
Clear data based on simple metrics can help any decision-maker understand the need for support, funding or policy change for better epidemic preparedness.
By incorporating 7-1-7 into existing workflows, we can make every outbreak an opportunity to improve how we detect and respond to infectious disease threats.
Overview of the 7-1-7 evidence base.
Introductory brief on the7-1-7 Alliance, the 7-1-7 target, and the Alliance missions.
An overview of how rapid outbreak financing are crucial to preventing epidemics.
An overview of program management for epidemic preparedness and how to strengthen health security through shared learning and peer exchange.
A brief from PERC’s 24,000-person survey conducted in 18 African Union (AU) Member States in August 2020 to assess disruptions to essential health services brought on by COVID-19.
“An overview of how the National Action Plan for Health Security (NAPHS) Tracker enables data-informed decision-making to streamline
NAPHS management and financing.”
This document outlines the International Health Regulations and the core capacities countries must develop to detect, prevent, and respond to public health threats, including infectious diseases.
Analysis commissioned by Resolve to Save Lives shows that low- and middle-income countries need just $113 billion USD over the next five years to be better prepared for infectious disease threats.
Strengthening national health security with multidisciplinary teams dedicated to epidemic preparedness.
Fiche d’information sur l’évalution externe conjointe (EEC).
Fiche d’information sur le Règlement sanitaire international (RSI).
Synthèse des principaux droits et obligations des états parties au Règlement sanitaire international (2005).
An overview of considerations for the development of a national institute of public health for countries to utilize in their planning.
An issue brief outlining recommendations on adapting and strengthening global health so that it is fit-for-purpose for the next health threat.
Dossier d’information sur le renforcement de la préparation aux épidémies au niveau national.
A fact sheet providing an overview of the IHR with FAQ’s.
Questions fréquement posées sur le programme PMEP (Gestion des programmes pour la préparation aux épidémies).
A FAQ document on program management for epidemic preparedness.
An overview of program management and epidemic preparedness, a leadership and management program that enables teams to accelerate epidemic preparedness in their countries through thoughtful peer exchange and practical learning.
Dossier d’information sur le programme PMEP (Gestion des programmes pour la préparation aux épidémies).
The 7-1-7 framework helps countries strengthen their outbreak detection and response by setting clear targets: 7 days to detect a suspected outbreak, 1 day to inform public health authorities, and 7 days to initiate a response. This pilot project tested the framework in three countries to improve pandemic preparedness and guide performance improvements.
An overview of the International Health Regulations.
An overview of the Joint External Evaluation (JEE), a voluntary, collaborative assessment of a country’s ability to find, rapidly stop and prevent disease outbreaks and other public health threats.
This document highlights the need to reduce noncommunicable disease (NCD) risk factors—such as poor nutrition, tobacco, alcohol use, and air pollution—in order to protect populations from severe COVID-19 outcomes and future pandemics. It recommends evidence-based policies, like trans fat elimination and tobacco control, to build resilience and promote healthier, longer lives.