Emergency Prevention and Control Measures and 
Countermeasures of Emerging Infectious Diseases based 
on Knowledge Map

Liqun Zhao; Tongting Liu2*; Xiangjie Zhou; Zili Zhou

doi:10.70711/aitr.v3i6.8597

Emergency Prevention and Control Measures and Countermeasures of Emerging Infectious Diseases based on Knowledge Map

Liqun Zhao, Tongting Liu2*, Xiangjie Zhou, Zili Zhou

Abstract

The emergence of emerging infectious diseases poses a serious threat to global public health security. Traditional prevention and
control measures face many challenges in dealing with complex and changeable emerging infectious diseases. As a technology that can integrate multi-source information and reveal the complex relationship between entities, knowledge map provides new ideas and methods for
emergency prevention and control of emerging infectious diseases. This paper first introduces the concept of knowledge map, analyzes the
problems of emergency prevention and control of emerging infectious diseases, and discusses the prevention and control measures and countermeasures based on knowledge map in detail, aiming at providing theoretical support and practical guidance for improving the emergency
prevention and control ability of emerging infectious diseases.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/aitr.v3i6.8597

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