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    End of Module reflection

    1. Acquisition

    This module has provided for me how to Understand how decision making has been viewed and
    how this has changed from the rational to the pragmatic and Understand how decisions actually
    are made in practice, and the consequences of that for crisis thinking.

    Lectures have a broad understanding, very competent in giving explanations. This lecture
    describes the process of problem detection, identifies some ways that problem detection can
    fail, covers some barriers to problem detection at the team/organizational level, examines some
    of the lessons we have learned about problem detection from Covid-19, and suggests some
    tactics and techniques to support better problem detection.

    In this study, it certainly gives consideration to me when I make decisions when faced with a
    problem in the provision of health services

    2. Inquiry and Discussion 

    When I followed this lesson, I thought I should know more, such as how to follow up on handling H7N9
    influenza in hospitals.
    This summary is very interesting. While obtaining information of China’s H7N9 outbreak, an instant
    telephone conference was called, and strategies were initiated. Within five days, a DOH
    Infectious Disease Control meeting on policies, an ‘H7N9 influenza zone’ on the TCDC website, a
    declaration of ‘H7N9 influenza’ as a notifiable disease and activation of ‘H7N9 influenza Central
    Epidemic Command Center’ was conducted. The surveillance and transmission interruption
    measures were activated. The CECC was finished one year and 8 days later.

    3. Practice and Collaboration  


    In the future, of course, we all hope to be better. After this lesson, I will collaborate with other health
    teams when faced with a problem, for example China’s H7N9 outbreak, how to solve it. Of course,
    decisions are made with various considerations.
    if the incident happened in the health facility that I lead, I would treat the same thing as in the module
    as the incident China’s H7N9 outbreak.
    The available modules really help me in managing management related to health services at my health
    facility

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