Course acknowledgements
Daniel Bausch Hilary Bower
Elizabeth Brickley
Francesco Checchi
Catherine Houlihan
Maryirene Ibeto
Hana Rohan
Adrienne Testa
Jimmy Whitworth
Gillian McKayContributors from other organisationsJon Barden, Department for International Development
Megan Bassford, Save The Children UK
Ellen Bloomer, Public Health England Gail Carson, Global Outbreak Alert & Response Network; International Severe Acute Respiratory & Emerging Infection Consortium
Stella Chungong, World Health Organization
Antonio Isidro Carrion Martin, Médecins Sans Frontières
Daniel Carter, Department for International Development
Máire Connolly, National University of Ireland Galway
Ngozi Erondu, Chatham House, The Royal Institute for International Affairs
Ibrahima Soce Fall, World Health Organization
Dale Fisher, National University of Singapore
Luca Fontana, Médecins Sans Frontières
Tom Heath, Action Contre La Faim
Emilio Hornsey, UK Public Health Rapid Support Team; Public Health England
Chikwe Ihekweazu, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control
Anna Kuehne, Médecins Sans Frontières
Katherine Littler, World Health Organization
Dilys Morgan, Public Health England
Oliver Morgan, World Health Organization
Soka Moses, Liberia Ministry of Health
Esther Ndagaya, National Institute for Medical Research, Tanzania
Pierre-Yves Oger, UNICEF
Ebere Okereke, Public Health England
Rosamund Southgate, Médecins Sans Frontières
Tony Stewart, Global Outbreak Alert & Response Network
Petra Straight, Save the Children UK
Zabulon Yoti, World Health Organization
Nathalie Bidouj, Save the Children
Michel Umurame, Save the Children
Alessio Zampetti, Save the ChildrenLSHTM Photo CommissionLouis Leeson
Nigeria Centre for Disease Control
ICDDR,B
International Organization for MigrationPhoto ImagesGemma Gillie, Médecins Sans Frontières
Georgina Magnin, Médecins Sans Frontières
Media Team, Wellcome
Daisy Wright, WellcomeInfographics & AnimationNeil Thompson, AVS AnimationTest TranslatorsSchadrac Agbla, LSHTM
Vladimir Gordeev, Queen Mary University of London
Nour Horanieh, LSHTM
Miguel Pugliese Garcia, LSHTMFundersWellcome
UK Public Health Rapid Support Team
Disease Outbreaks in Low and Middle Income Countries

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