Types of common source spread include:
- Point source spread
- Continuous common source spread
- Intermittent common source spread

Types of Common Source Spread

A type of infectious spread in which a singular source affects all individuals

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Types of infectious spread include:
- Common source spread
- Propagated spread

Types of Infectious Spread

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Common source spread

A type of infectious spread that spreads from person-to-person, whether directly or indirectly; each individual perpetuates more infection, leading to no single source of infection. When not contained, this spread can last for an extended period (longer than pathogen incubation period)

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