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The need for countries to be adequately prepared to respond quickly and effectively to future pandemics is more important than ever, as factors such as urbanization, global travel, trans-border trade and changes to the environment and food systems increase. Countries can face catastrophic consequences to populations and economies if their governments are not able to stop the rapid spread of infectious diseases. Infectious diseases (e.g, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, measles, malaria, tuberculosis) are caused by pathogenic microorganisms and can be spread, directly or indirectly, from one person to another. Read our products below for evidence and insights about how the health system building blocks are used to provide care for infectious diseases.

Enhancing the Delivery of Comprehensive Care for People Living with HIV in Canada

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Preventing and Managing Infectious Diseases Among People who Inject Drugs in Ontario

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The Pandemic Next Door: Complexities of a Global Outbreak Response

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Strengthening National Health Systems' Capacity to Respond to Future Pandemics

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Addressing Housing Challenges Faced by People with HIV in Ontario

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