This framework aims to enhance public trust during inter-pandemic periods, suggesting key principles for effective crisis response.
Governments and other health policy stakeholders should prioritize incorporating familiarity, information quality, privacy, autonomy, time, and anonymity into appropriate aspects of pandemic preparedness frameworks. Incorporating these trust principles during inter-pandemic periods will assist in the promotion and strengthening of public trust in pandemic preparedness measures, ensuring effective public support and deference during a public health crisis response.
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