What does EPPM stand for?

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Extended Parallel Process Model

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Responses from the 1,835 public health employees in the current survey were analyzed using the extended parallel process model, which describes an individual's willingness to follow instructions in an emergency, given that person's perception of a threat and his or her belief in the ability to have a positive impact on the outcome.

16% of health staff wouldn't work in pandemic