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cord-002510-h1eqnzn3	Kao, Hui-Yun	Taiwan's Experience in Hospital Preparedness and Response for Emerging Infectious Diseases	2017-04-01		.txt	text/plain	4562	212	38	The main organizing principles of the CDCMN are centralized isolation of patients with severe highly infectious diseases and centralization of medical resources, as well as a network of designated regional hospitals like those in other countries. Following the anthrax attacks in the United States in 2001, the SARS outbreak in 2003, and 2 decades of medical system reforms, a number of countries have adopted an approach that designates specific responding hospitals at the national, regional, and/or local levels to centralize resources, build capacity, and train special medical staff. In addition, considering the continuously improving healthcare system in Taiwan, all the responding hospitals were able to take in patients with highly infectious diseases and rapidly activate the emergency response plan, regardless of the category level. Activation Procedure of a Regional Responding Hospital TAIWAN'S HOSPITAL PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE report back to the CECC on the results of inspections of negative pressure isolation wards, manpower mobilization, training and drill plans, PPE stockpile status, and transport procedures.	./cache/cord-002510-h1eqnzn3.txt	./txt/cord-002510-h1eqnzn3.txt