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Global Health Security: Surveillance that keeps abreast of potential outbreaks

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Author(s): MEASURE Evaluation

Year: 2020

Global Health Security: Surveillance that keeps abreast of potential outbreaks

Abstract:

This poster reviews Mali's path to stronger disease surveillance. Digital data systems—when well-maintained—yield real-time disease surveillance for quick response. Strengthening digital systems requires skilled people and continuous monitoring for data quality and facilitated data use.

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French

Filed under: Digital Health , Global health security , Data , Surveillance , GHSA , Mali , Data use

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Global Health Security: Surveillance that keeps abreast of potential outbreaks

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