Australian Journal of Emergency Management: Pandemic

Find related resources in the Pandemic Collection

'Adapting plans as understanding of the disease developed and re-targeting efforts and resources as more information became available was a crucial and efficacious public health response.'

The Australian Public Health Response to the H1N1 Pandemic
July 2016 edition of AJEM

Browse the articles on this page to read academic research about pandemic and health emergencies in the Australian Journal of Emergency Management.

News & Views

AJEM Aug 2008 - Public behaviour during a pandemic view view
AJEM Jan 2011 - Australia's first pandemic influenza mass vaccination clinic exercise: Hunter New England Area Health Service, NSW, Australia view view

Research

AJEM Apr 2010 - Paramedics and public health emergencies: Is there a 'duty to respond' in Australia? view view
AJEM Jul 2010 - Willingness of frontline health care workers to work during a public health emergency view view
AJEM Jul 2016 - The Australian public health response to the H1N1 pandemic view view
AJEM Jul 2017 - Non-traditional health threats: redefining the emergency management landscape view view