communicable

Modifies a noun

• disease: The policy takes the format of a series of fact sheets offering guidance on the most common communicable diseases seen in school children.
• surveillance: Toward a global public health network This sub-project focused on the design of an international data exchange on communicable disease surveillance.
• control: In addition, the consultant in communicable disease control should be informed about these contacts.
• team: The HHT Infection Control Committee has reconvened, of which the communicable disease control team are active members.
• outbreak: This audit can be used to assess standards for general enquiries to the department or for specific events, such as communicable disease outbreaks.
• prevention: Key areas include child health, communicable disease prevention, health promotion and health service planning.

Modifying Another Word

• easily: Publishing a single page summary of the document describing the purpose and content of the RES was suggested to make it more easily communicable.
• not: We have said that there is a class of experience not communicable by words.
• readily: However, this tacit knowledge built up by close personal association with the calculation is not readily communicable.
• extremely: Since the virus is highly infectious and extremely communicable, it was easily transmitted.