Discuss an Outbreak investigation of a patient that contracted Nano virus

Discussion: Outbreak investigation of a patient that contracted Nanovirus

Epidemiological investigation

Outbreak investigation of a patient that contracted Nanovirus

You are an epidemiologist for your local health department, and you are conducting an outbreak investigation of Nanovirus

1. The interview

a. Conduct an interview to investigate how the patient contracted the disease.

2. Include ten interview/investigative questions that you would ask the client. The questions must be related to the specific disease and mode of transmission.

3. Present at least four hypothetical scenarios on how the client contacted the disease.

4. Construct four prevention measures related to the previous hypothetical scenario in which the diseases outbreak could have been prevented.

5. Construct a disease mode of transmission diagram to depict spread of infection.

The paper must be at least 1500 words and contain at least four evidence or information from credible source in APA format. Paper is due 7/24/2020

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