Outbreak control can be challenging due to factors such as:
Delay in Detection: Late identification of an outbreak can hinder timely intervention. Resource Constraints: Limited resources can affect the ability to implement and sustain control measures. Public Compliance: Ensuring public adherence to control measures can be difficult. Globalization: Increased travel and trade can facilitate the rapid spread of diseases. Emerging Pathogens: New and re-emerging pathogens present ongoing challenges to public health systems.
