Public Health Emergency Management (PHEM)
PHEM involves the preparedness, early detection, reporting, investigation, and response to events that threaten public health, including disease outbreaks and epidemics.
NPHRRLC contributes to public health emergency management through relevant laboratory services and related activities, supporting the identification and investigation of public health threats in collaboration with responsible health institutions.
Laboratory Support for PHEM
Laboratory services are essential for investigating suspected outbreaks, identifying disease-causing agents, and providing reliable results to support public health decisions.
Relevant laboratory support activities include:
Disease surveillance
Supporting laboratory investigations related to priority diseases and suspected public health threats.
Outbreak investigation
Providing appropriate laboratory testing to help investigate suspected disease outbreaks.
Specimen management and referral
Supporting appropriate specimen handling, packaging, transportation, and referral in accordance with established procedures.
Laboratory reporting
Communicating test results through established channels to support timely public health decisions.
Coordination with health institutions
Working with relevant health authorities and health facilities on laboratory-related emergency activities.
Information and Support
For information about laboratory testing, specimen referral, or laboratory support related to public health emergencies, please contact the Center through its official communication channels.
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