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Evaluation of early warning systems

Evaluation of early warning systems
Evaluation of early warning systems
Effectiveness evaluation is a systematic way to improve early warning system and ensure system's effective work. On technical level, early warning system is composed of five procedures, including goal setting, information collection, data analysis, information distribution, and early warning response. This chapter shows how to evaluate these procedures: providing evaluation strategy and indicators. On the viewpoint of administration level, seven evaluation indictors are proposed, including simplicity, flexibility, acceptability, portability, stability, security, and system costs. These indictors make conducting sound and fair valuations practical and help to assess whether a set of evaluative activities are well-designed and working to their potential.
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Elsevier
Lan, Yajia
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Yang, Weizhong

Lan, Yajia, Li, Zhongjie, Zhou, Dinglun and Lai, Shengjie (2017) Evaluation of early warning systems. In, Yang, Weizhong (ed.) Early Warning for Infectious Disease Outbreak: Theory and Practice. London. Elsevier, p. 113.

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Effectiveness evaluation is a systematic way to improve early warning system and ensure system's effective work. On technical level, early warning system is composed of five procedures, including goal setting, information collection, data analysis, information distribution, and early warning response. This chapter shows how to evaluate these procedures: providing evaluation strategy and indicators. On the viewpoint of administration level, seven evaluation indictors are proposed, including simplicity, flexibility, acceptability, portability, stability, security, and system costs. These indictors make conducting sound and fair valuations practical and help to assess whether a set of evaluative activities are well-designed and working to their potential.

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Published date: 25 April 2017
Organisations: WorldPop, Geography & Environment

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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/411881
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ORCID for Shengjie Lai: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-9781-8148

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Date deposited: 28 Jun 2017 16:31
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 04:36

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Author: Yajia Lan
Author: Zhongjie Li
Author: Dinglun Zhou
Author: Shengjie Lai ORCID iD
Editor: Weizhong Yang

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