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Introduction - medical background
Introduction - medical background
Joel Breman describes his training and background – and those of others – before he was posted to work in Guinea and oth... Read more
5 Nov 2009
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4mins
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Guinea
Guinea
Joel Breman describes here the geographical location and terrain of – and political situation within – Guinea in order t... Read more
5 Nov 2009
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3mins
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How smallpox got to Africa
How smallpox got to Africa
Joel Breman describes the long history of smallpox within Africa.
5 Nov 2009
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2mins
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The miracle of eradication
The miracle of eradication
Joel Breman highlights the important roles played by many thousands of African workers, as well as Centers of Disease Co... Read more
5 Nov 2009
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2mins
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Epidemiology spread
Epidemiology spread
Joel Breman describes the epidemiology of smallpox, how it was spread and the different stages of distinct kinds of vari... Read more
5 Nov 2009
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4mins
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Operational issues
Operational issues
Joel Breman argues that disease eradication is best approached like a military campaign. But, he also highlights the imp... Read more
5 Nov 2009
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4mins
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Statistical evaluation - supervision
Statistical evaluation - supervision
Joel Breman speaks here about the significance of statistical evaluation.
5 Nov 2009
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1min
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Frustration
Frustration
Joel Breman tell us of the frustrations that he experienced whilst working in western Africa. This related sometimes to ... Read more
5 Nov 2009
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3mins
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Leadership
Leadership
Joel Breman highlights the leadership attributes required in a disease eradication programme. He highlights the leadersh... Read more
5 Nov 2009
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3mins
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Flexibility
Flexibility
Joel Breman reminds us here that D.A. Henderson has pointed out that all effective ideas about smallpox eradication came... Read more
5 Nov 2009
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2mins