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A downloadable game

93,353 Pandemic clip art images on GoGraph. Download high quality Pandemic clip art from our collection of 41,940,205 clip art graphics. Epidemics, Pandemics, and Outbreaks. You probably know that COVID-19, the illness caused by the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, is a pandemic. But what’s the difference between a pandemic, an.

As skilled members of a disease-fighting team, you must keep four deadly diseases at bay while discovering their cures. Travel the world, treat infections, and find cures.

You must work as a team to succeed. The clock is ticking as outbreaks and epidemics fuel the spreading plagues. Can you find all four cures in time? The fate of humanity is in your hands!

Pandemic: The Board Game is a family-friendly cooperative game. Simple to understand and lots of fun, Pandemic: The Board Game puts you in an apocalyptic situation where you must work as a team to save the world.

How to Play
In Pandemic: The Board Game each player has a unique role with different abilities. On a turn, players will have four actions in order to cure diseases and save the world. They can remove disease cubes from the board; fly to a city in need; trade cards with fellow players; and much more.

At the end of every player’s turn, new cities are infected with disease cubes and Epidemics may arise. You must fight to prevent the outbreaks before they spin out of control.

In Pandemic: The Board Game, there is only one way to win: cure all four diseases before you run out of time!

An award-wining board game and player favorite since its release in 2008.

Status	Released
Rating
Author	Plug In Digital
Genre	Strategy
Tags	Board Game, Multiplayer
Links	Steam

Pandemic Fun In Ict Classroom

Pandemic Fun In Ict Activities

Purchase

In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $9.99 USD. Your purchase comes with a Steam key. You will get access to the following files:

Can I download this game from itch.io if I buy it or do I just get a steam key?

The 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic confronted critical care researchers with a challenge: how to mobilize a research response to a rapidly emerging and incompletely understood international threat, and how to communicate the data emerging from any studies to decision-makers who were charged with leading a global clinical response. This challenge framed InFACT’s initial forays into international research collaboration. It is fair to say that we were largely unsuccessful, but that failure shaped ideas about how we might respond more effectively to future challenges.

Building on a CIHR- and PHAC-funded meeting in Toronto in 2011, and on a follow-up meeting in Pittsburgh later that year, and working in close collaboration with the International Severe Acute Respiratory and Emerging Infections Consortium (ISARIC), we embraced the concept of creating, in the inter-pandemic period, the research architecture that could be seconded to rapidly launch one or more clinical trials in response to an acute need.

The model we embraced was the platform trial. A platform trial uses Bayesian models, and evaluates multiple interventions, simultaneously and sequentially; it is, in essence, a hybrid model of research and continuous quality improvement. The resulting trial – the Randomized, Embedded Multinational Adaptive Platform (REMAP) trial – selected as its focus severe community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) as the dominant phenotype for an emerging infectious disease. REMAP-CAP has now been funded in the EU as part of the PREPARE initiative, in Australia, New Zealand, and most recently, Canada. Additional funding applications are being considered for the USA, Brazil, and Africa.

REMAP-CAP will not only explore the creation of a platform for global collaboration in pandemic research, but also build a mechanism for better international research collaboration in investigator-led clinical trials. The opportunities for, and barriers to this are a key focus of this preliminary work.

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