Communicable Disease Surveillance

The Survey Effectiveness of Active Method in Communicable Disease Surveillance

Background and purpose: Surveillance is a system of continuing health checks, is considered as a critical part of public health practice for planning and implantation of effective prevention and control interventions for communicable diseases in the region. The aim of this study was to determine the effects of an active method of data collection on the improvement of these d...

An integrated approach to communicable disease surveillance.

Effective communicable disease control relies on effective response systems and effective response systems rely on effective disease surveillance. A functional surveillance system is essential in providing information for action on priority communicable diseases; it is a crucial instrument for public health decision-making in all countries. Surveillance data provide information, which can be us...

Communicable Disease Active Surveillance Project (cdas)

The Northridge earthquake on January 17, 1994 caused extensive damage to structures, disruption of lives, and 60 deaths. This event also brought to light the fact that the County’s Acute Communicable Disease Control Unit (ACDC) was ill-prepared to make a rapid assessment of actual or potential communicable disease outbreaks in the community. Traditionally, active surveillance in Los Angeles Cou...

Non-communicable disease surveillance and population surveys.

Priority Communicable Disease Surveillance (PCDS) in Bangladesh

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