Researcher at Wellesley College Publishes Research in Ebola Virus (Local governance of the 2014 ebola Epidemic: a PhD synthesis).

A researcher at Wellesley College conducted a study on the local governance of the 2014 Ebola epidemic, focusing on the role of community-based actors in emergency response efforts in Liberia and Sierra Leone. The study found that traditional and community leaders played a crucial role in implementing public health measures such as rulemaking, quarantine, and contact tracing, leading to behavior change and improved cooperation. The research suggests that engaging with local community actors before international aid interventions can enhance overall public health responses. [Extracted from the article]

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