Effective disease control often requires a strategic approach. By targeting interventions, we can address the following key questions:
Who is most at risk? Identifying high-risk populations allows for focused efforts. What interventions are most effective? Different diseases require different strategies. Where should resources be allocated? Geographical targeting ensures that areas with high disease burden receive appropriate attention. When is the best time for intervention? Timing can influence the success of an intervention, such as during outbreak peaks. How can interventions be implemented? Understanding the mechanisms of delivery ensures interventions are practical and feasible.
