Abstract

Epidemic preparedness is a critical component of global health security, aiming to minimize the impact of infectious disease outbreaks on populations and economies worldwide. This research article explores the principles of epidemic preparedness, including surveillance systems, early detection strategies, public health interventions, and international cooperation frameworks. By analyzing historical epidemics and current challenges, the article emphasizes the importance of proactive measures in mitigating the spread of infectious diseases and enhancing global resilience.

Keywords: Epidemic preparedness, Global health security, Infectious disease outbreaks, Surveillance systems, Early warning systems