Virus outbreak: providing information quickly and maintaining trust
A new variant of the virus is spreading rapidly and affecting society as a whole. CrisisRadar helps GGD, RIVM and local authorities to communicate clearly from the moment the first cases are detected, to coordinate contact tracing, and to provide people with accurate information in a calm and reassuring manner.
What happens
A new variant is spreading faster than expected. Hospital admissions are rising, schools and events are becoming hotspots for infection, and contact tracing is becoming overwhelmed. At the same time, misinformation is spreading rapidly via social media. Within a short space of time, measures must be explained, contacts must be traced and the vaccination programme must be adjusted. This must be done without causing panic and whilst maintaining public confidence, so that people continue to follow the advice.
From alert to clear communication
Overview and prioritisation
Track cases, alerts and news at a glance, and focus contact tracing on the highest-risk cases.
Clear explanation
Explain measures and quarantine instructions clearly, tailored to each target group.
Combating misinformation
Identify inaccurate reports at an early stage and respond with factual, well-founded information.
Who collaborates in this scenario
CrisisRadar brings all the parties involved into line, with a single shared situational picture.
- Faster and more targeted contact tracing
- Measures explained in a way that everyone can understand
- Reduced spread of misinformation
- GGD (Dutch Youth Council), RIVM and local authorities are all sending the same message
Well prepared for this scenario?
In a short demo we show you how CrisisRadar helps, from preparation to the first minute of the crisis.