Assessments of policy formulation and implementation by domestic and international stakeholders, especially domestic stakeholders, comprise a crucial component of policy evaluation. The end goals of the state’s prevention and control efforts were: to ensure the public health and safety, protect social order, and maintain the status quo in work and life. Thus, assessments on the state’s responses by patients, close contacts, medical personnel, the public, and international community could reflect in many ways the degree of completion for expected objectives and the social effects of adopted prevention and control efforts.
Evaluations from Different Parties on Influenza A (H1N1) Prevention and Control