public health crisis management

Public health crisis management involves coordinating efforts to prevent, mitigate, and respond to health emergencies like pandemics, outbreaks, or environmental hazards. It includes identifying risks, planning interventions, mobilizing resources, and communicating effectively with the public. The goal is to protect community health, minimize harm, and restore normal conditions as quickly as possible. This process involves collaboration among government agencies, healthcare providers, scientists, and the community to ensure an organized, efficient response that saves lives and reduces the impact of the crisis.