Coordination is an essential part of preparedness and response to potential public health emergencies. It is important for regulatory institutions to offer leadership for timely decision-making and the implementation of activities.
Through clearly defined roles and responsibilities for national authorities and international partners involved in preparedness and response, coordination:
- makes actions more efficient
- helps minimize duplication of efforts
- maximizes
the impact of available resources
Links:
Guidelines and Technical Documents on Leadership and Coordination
