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Rapid Urban Health Security Assessment (RUHSA) Tool

Publication Type:

COVID-19

Authors:

Matthew R Boyce; Rebecca Katz

Source:

Georgetown University Center for Global Health Science & Security, Washington DC (2020)

URL:

https://ghss.georgetown.edu/

Abstract:

Local governments and sub-national authorities are often the first to respond to public health emergencies, sometimes with wide-ranging responsibilities but often insufficient capacities to deal with them. The Rapid Urban Health Security Assessment (RUHSA) Tool is a resource designed primarily for local government leaders and policy makers to support public policy, decision making and organization as they prioritize, build, and implement capacities to improve local-level health security.

Document Category: Rapid Assessment Toolkit
Tags: Healthcare System, Toolkits and Handbooks, COVID-19, Emergency Preparedness, Emergency Response, Health Infrastructure, Prevention and Control, Social Sectors, Surveillance, Toolkit, Tracing

Local governments and sub-national authorities are often the first to respond to public health emergencies, sometimes with wide-ranging responsibilities but often insufficient capacities to deal with them. The Rapid Urban Health Security Assessment (RUHSA) Tool is a resource designed primarily for local government leaders and policy makers to support public policy, decision making and organization as they prioritize, build, and implement capacities to improve local-level health security.

Boyce, Matthew R., and Rebecca Katz. Rapid Urban Health Security Assessment (RUHSA) Tool. Washington DC: Georgetown University Center for Global Health Science & Security, 2020.
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