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Pandemic preparedness, response, and recovery in rural, remote, and northern regions

Rapid review

1. How do rural communities and health systems prepare for and respond to pandemics or disease outbreaks? 2. How can policy recommendations for COVID-19 response and recovery be tailored to rural contexts?

ID:

46

Document Type:

Rapid review

Population:

Infants (0-1- years), Preschool aged (1-4 years), Grade school aged (5-12 years), Adolescents (13-19 years), Adults (20-64 years), Seniors (60+ years), Female, Male, Family, Cultural Group, Indigenous, High Risk Group (e.g., homeless, substance users), Low socioeconomic status, Healthcare workers

Setting:

Rural/remote, Community

Public health topic area:

Healthy communities, Infection prevention and control measures, Social Determinants of Health

Contact Name:

Brianne Wood

Role:

Postdoctoral fellow

Contact Email:

bwood@nosm.ca - Contact author for review details

Organization:

Northern Ontario School of Medicine

Jurisdiction (of reviewer):

Ontario

Is this synthesis COVID-19 related?

Yes

Status of Review:

Cancelled

Date Submitted:

2020-04-23

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