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awareness and training. Engage influencers including religious and tribal leaders Outcomes Denial. Perception that Ebola spreads in remote areas, No bush meat = No Ebola risk. No cure = No treatment = stay at home, die at home Demand exceeds response capacity. Lack of confidence in response, lack of trust in the existing structures
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