Parke-Harvey approach

The Parke-Harvey approach is a technique used to analyze and interpret disease outbreaks by examining the patterns of cases over time and space. It helps epidemiologists understand how a disease spreads, identify potential sources, and evaluate control measures. The method involves statistical models that account for population movement, environmental factors, and transmission dynamics, enabling clearer insights into the outbreak’s progression. Essentially, it provides a structured way to investigate and respond to public health emergencies more effectively, supporting targeted interventions and resource allocation.