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cord-355425-0te4tqck	Steele, Lindsay	Earlier Outbreak Detection—A Generic Model and Novel Methodology to Guide Earlier Detection Supported by Data From Low- and Mid-Income Countries	2020-09-11		.txt	text/plain	4007	213	38	• The authors propose a generic five-step disease detection model that structures the process of disease detection in order to make it generically applicable and thus comparable; • They describe and apply a methodology to systematically collect and analyze data that provides qualitative insights into key conditions and influencing factors for earlier detection of infectious disease outbreaks using the generic disease detection model; and • This article provides qualitative insights into conditions and influencing factors for earlier detection in low-and midincome countries. Current efforts lay great emphasis on technologies for improving early detection, with inadequate attention to governance and the role of awareness-both in the community and among health professionals-of the potential risk posed by infectious diseases, especially in the endemic settings of low-to mid-income countries. In a low-income setting, the most important condition at the early stages of outbreak detection (stages 1-3: recognition, reporting, and assessment) was technical capacity followed and accompanied by governance and policy.	./cache/cord-355425-0te4tqck.txt	./txt/cord-355425-0te4tqck.txt