Organisations

1. an outbreak of an infectious disease that spreads across a large region (e.g. several continents or even worldwide)
4. another job of WHO is to conduct ... and distribute the life-saving information they learn from that with all the countries
7. a disease that must be reported to local public health officials is said to be a ... disease
9. an outbreak of an infectious disease in a large area
14. WHO is funded by its global ...
15. monitoring a situation or a trend over a period of time
17. WHO receives information and reports from ... government organisations, such as Public Health England, about outbreaks of disease
18. ... surveillance is a more expensive and labour intensive form of monitoring and identifying important health cases through specialised workforce screening through health data, logs, wards and hospital units

2. health ... - another term to describe the large discrepancies in healthcare access and care received between rich and poorer countries
3. WHO creates health ... and sets standards for countries to follow and take guidance from
5. organisation that is involved in global monitoring of disease outbreaks with a potential to cause a pandemic
6. PHE's main job is to ... public health in England bu promoting healthier lifestyles and advising the local government
8. PHE's job is to prevent, protect and respond to public health
10. World Health Organisation works to ... health and wellbeing across the globe
11. ... surveillance is a less expensive form of monitoring reports from healthcare organisations reported to WHO
12. in NHS, the "S" stands for ...
13. WHO is a ... organisation
16. in the abbreviation of PHE, the "E" stands for...