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An intelligence-led solidarity model that integrates equitable resource allocation, interoperable regional intelligence, and predictable financing is necessary to overcome the limitations of current fragmented global health preparedness systems during multi-layered emergencies. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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This perspective explores the shortcomings of current pandemic preparedness systems amidst multi-layered emergencies. It aims to propose a cohesive approach for better global health security.

August 2, 2026Tropical Diseases Travel Medicine and VaccinesOpen Access

Reframing pandemic preparedness: an intelligence-led solidarity model for multi-layered emergencies

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ABAlpha Umaru Bai-SesayPublic Health Agency DLDaniel LavalieMinistry of Health MBMohamed S. BahMinistry of Health

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Perspective examines systemic gaps in preparedness, proposing an integrated model for improved response in complex crises.

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This perspective explores the shortcomings of current pandemic preparedness systems amidst multi-layered emergencies. It aims to propose a cohesive approach for better global health security.
Conducted a structured policy analysis using publicly available literature and institutional experiences, particularly from Africa CDC.
Evaluated the integration of surveillance data from health, environmental, and mobility sectors.
Proposed a model emphasizing equitable resource allocation and interoperable intelligence.
Identified structural gaps in current preparedness systems including siloed financing and lack of multi-sectoral integration.
Demonstrated that combining data across multiple domains leads to more effective interventions.
Highlighted the importance of aligning governance structures for resilient preparedness.

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Bai-Sesay et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6eeadb1b0468a7eeab369a https://doi.org/10.1186/s40794-026-00310-6

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