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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 China’s bird flu prevention and control strategies for the management and implementation of the [Keywords:] bird flu prevention Into the 21st century, severe respiratory syndrome (SARS, SARS), avian flu and other emerging infectious diseases, followed, to social development and people’s lives seriously threatened. The salient features of emerging infectious diseases are spread fast and wide dissemination of population health and economic development against large; in the prevention and control of highly infectious diseases such unforeseen process, it is related to administrative decision-making, technical support, information dissemination and emergency system and other aspects. Therefore, in order to respond to new infectious disease epidemic, we must implement strategic management 〔 1,2〕 . In this paper, strategic management thinking and theories, from a macro perspective and long-term interests of people-oriented, people-oriented, to explore China’s bird flu prevention and control strategies for a comprehensive and integrated, the joint Government and various departments in joint prevention and control, mobilize the whole society, Qun Fang Qun control, to seize the opportunity to completely eliminate the potential threat of avian flu. An impact of bird flu prevention and control of the main factors 1  1 prevention and control is weak in rural areas Rural health service system has seriously lagged behind urban and rural residents in possession of widening the gap of health resources, rural medical and health conditions, poor health services and security facilities are grossly inadequate diagnosis and treatment of simple tools, personnel quality and technical expertise is not high; farmers Kanbuqibing or disease, lack of knowledge, the sick died, once infected with avian influenza virus, did not take timely measures for the early isolation and treatment, or as a simple common cold treatment, even in patients with no medical treat