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The ISARIC Anti-Stigma Guidelines: A toolkit for stigma mitigation in infectious disease outbreaks

  • Amy Paterson (Contributor)
  • , Chambrez-Zita Zauchenberger (Contributor)
  • , Mary Gouws (Contributor)
  • , Ruan Spies (Contributor)
  • , Amanda Rojek (Contributor)
  • , Ashleigh Cheyne (Contributor)
  • , Piero Olliaro (Contributor)
  • , Nina Gobat (Contributor)
  • , Anne Stangl (Contributor)
  • , Antons Mozalevskis (Contributor)
  • , Eka Airlangga (Contributor)
  • , Hager Saeed (Contributor)
  • , Harun Tulunay (Contributor)
  • , Ismat Jahan Bhuiyan (Contributor)
  • , Jeni Stolow (Contributor)
  • , Jennifer Collins (Contributor)
  • , John Robert Carabeo Medina (Contributor)
  • , Kkunsa Hadson Dimitrios (Contributor)
  • , Laura De Almeida (Contributor)
  • , Maria Bertoglia (Contributor)
  • Markita Suttle (Contributor), Md Saiful Islam (Contributor), Mumtaz Ali Khan (Contributor), Naveed Ahmed (Contributor), Nicole Martin (Contributor), Parth Sharma (Contributor), Petra Gronholm (Contributor), Rayner Kay Jin Tan (Contributor), Rihab Yazidi (Contributor), Samuel Tomczyk (Contributor), Shreyus Sukhija (Contributor), Toru Takenaga (Contributor), Ursin Bayisenge (Contributor), Zeb Jamrozik (Contributor), Olive Kabajaasi (Contributor), Nathan Kenya-Mugisha (Contributor), Tonmoy Sarkar (Contributor), Syed Satter (Contributor), Beatrice Bosch (Contributor)

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    Abstract

    The ISARIC Anti-Stigma Guidelines are a practical resource collaboratively developed by outbreak responders, stigma researchers, and people with relevant lived experience to guide outbreak response organisations in identifying and mitigating stigma during infectious disease outbreaks. Stigma is a recurring, harmful feature of outbreaks that undermines public health responses and exacerbates social inequality. Despite growing awareness of these harms, operational guidance for outbreak-related stigma reduction remains limited.
    Original languageEnglish
    Media of outputGuideline
    Publisher International Severe Acute Respiratory and Emerging Infection Consortium
    Number of pages57
    Place of PublicationOxford
    Publication statusPublished - 9 Jan 2026

    UN SDGs

    This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

    1. SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being
      SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

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