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Q fever prevention: Perspectives from university animal science and veterinary students and livestock farmers.

Md Rezanur RahamanTeresa BurgessHelen MarshallAdriana MilazzoAnne-Lise ChaberDeane CrabbPeng Bi
Published in: The Australian journal of rural health (2022)
Our findings underscore that a sector-wide approach involving community awareness programmes, education and training for general practitioners, and subsidised vaccination as well as commitment from government and industry partners may contribute to reducing the burden of Q fever among at-risk populations.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • public health
  • mental health
  • risk factors
  • hepatitis c virus