Author | Infectious disease outbreak type | Country | Goal of PPE | Participants |
De Kraaij* et al35 | (Simulation scenarios) Influenza pandemic | USA | To gauge preferences in social trade-offs and the level of public support. | General public (n=259) and healthcare stakeholders (n=50) |
Andersson et al36 | Dengue fever epidemic | Nicaragua and Mexico | To assess added value of community engagement in dengue prevention. | In intervention group: patients (n=unknown) and general public (9529 households) |
McNaughton et al37 | Dengue fever outbreak | Australia | To develop culturally appropriate strategies. | General public (n=762), local leaders (n=10), healthcare stakeholders (n=19) |
McNaughton et al38 | Dengue fever outbreak | Vietnam | To develop a more targeted, culturally appropriate and comprehensible strategy. | General public (n=791), community leaders (n=96) |
Sanchez et al39 | Dengue fever outbreak | Cuba | To empower communities to increase effectiveness of strategies. | General public (n=unknown) |
Alonge et al40 | Ebola virus disease (EVD) epidemic | Liberia | To understand community resilience and how to strengthen this. | General public (n=9) and healthcare and policy stakeholders (n=27) |
Brittain et al41 | Zika virus outbreak | USA | To gain insight on community needs and directly use these for practice. | General public (n=43) |
Braunack-Mayer et al42 | H1N1 influenza pandemic | Australia | To elucidate the perspective of the public. | General public (n=21) |
Charania et al43 | H1N1 influenza pandemic | Canada | To understand community values and increase acceptance and feasibility. | Healthcare and policy experts (n=17) and community stakeholders (n=27) |
Fain et al44 | H1N1 influenza pandemic | USA | To explore the perception of the public. | General public (n=232) |
Massey et al45 | H1N1 influenza pandemic | Australia | To build capacity with communities and develop culturally appropriate strategies. | General public (n=NA) |
Biddison et al46 | (Simulation scenarios) Influenza pandemic | USA | To explore the values and preferences of the public. | General public (n=228) and healthcare stakeholders (n=83) |
Rogers et al47 | (Simulation scenarios) Influenza pandemic | Australia | To elicit the views of the public. | General public (n=12) |
*The author was not explicitly mentioned in the included project paper, therefore the name of the corresponding author was used. The University of Nebraska public policy Centre is the responsible organisation in this project.
PPE, patient and public engagement.