Publications by authors named "Phiny Chiv"
Article Synopsis
- Social mixing patterns are crucial for understanding how infectious diseases spread, and existing models have used data from surveys to analyze these patterns, particularly for diseases like SARS-CoV-2.
- A community survey in Cambodia in 2012 involved 2016 participants, revealing that contacts were mainly age-assorted with significant intergenerational mixing, especially at home and school.
- Differences in mixing patterns were noted between rural and urban areas, with rural residents showing more intergenerational contacts and lower mobility, emphasizing the need for tailored models to understand disease dynamics in diverse settings.
