Home›Public Health Programs›Program Kind›Disease SurveillancePracticeDisease SurveillanceDisease Control PracticeReference and ClassificationDevelopingAn epidemiological practice in which the occurrence and spread of disease in a population is continuously monitored in order to track its pattern of progression, predict and observe outbreaks, epidemics and pandemics, and limit the harm they cause, while building knowledge of the factors that contribute to them. A central component of modern disease surveillance is case reporting, in which individual diagnosed cases are recorded and aggregated so that public health authorities can see patterns as they emerge. Historically, case counts were gathered largely from hospitals, which saw most occurrences, and then collated and eventually published; modern communication technology has changed this considerably, letting organizations such as the World Health Organization and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report cases and deaths from significant diseases within days, and sometimes within hours, of their occurrence, reflecting considerable public pressure for this information to be made available quickly and accurately.FactsDisease SurveillanceConnectionsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsOrigin YearWell-attested1969 1Sourced to the subject's own accountMarks the WHO International Health Regulations mandatory international disease reporting requirement; national disease reporting systems existed earlier.Practice ClassWell-attestedSourced to the subject's own accountEpidemiology, disease monitoring 1AudienceWell-attestedSourced to the subject's own 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HIV/AIDS ProgramDisease SurveillanceSouth Africa National Malaria Elimination Strategic PlanDisease SurveillanceStop TB PartnershipDisease SurveillanceStop Transmission of Polio (STOP) ProgramDisease SurveillanceSwedish Workplace HIV/AIDS ProgrammeDisease SurveillanceTanzania National Multisectoral Strategic Framework for HIV and AIDSDisease SurveillanceTanzania National Tuberculosis and Leprosy ProgrammeDisease SurveillanceTB AllianceDisease SurveillanceThailand National Tuberculosis ProgrammeDisease SurveillanceThe Carter CenterDisease SurveillanceThe Leprosy MissionDisease SurveillanceUganda AIDS Control ProgramDisease SurveillanceUganda National Tuberculosis and Leprosy ProgrammeDisease SurveillanceUNAIDS 90-90-90 TargetsDisease SurveillanceUNAIDS 95-95-95 TargetsDisease SurveillanceUNAIDS Global AIDS Strategy 2021-2026Disease SurveillanceUnited States Ending the HIV Epidemic InitiativeDisease SurveillanceVietnam National Strategy on HIV/AIDS Prevention and ControlDisease SurveillanceVietnam National Tuberculosis Control ProgrammeDisease SurveillanceWHO End TB StrategyDisease SurveillanceWHO Global Initiative for the Elimination of Congenital SyphilisDisease SurveillanceWHO Global Leprosy StrategyDisease SurveillanceWHO Global Technical Strategy for Malaria 2016-2030Disease SurveillanceWorld AIDS DayDisease SurveillanceWorld Tuberculosis DayDisease SurveillanceYaws Eradication ProgrammeDisease SurveillanceZambia National HIV/AIDS/STI/TB CouncilDisease SurveillanceZambia National Tuberculosis and Leprosy ProgrammeDisease SurveillanceZimbabwe National AIDS Trust FundDisease SurveillanceZimbabwe National Tuberculosis Control ProgrammeDisease SurveillanceShowing 51 to 81 of 81, page 2 of 2.← Previous12ConnectionsAssociated WithIsolation (Health Care), Practices Well-attested ConnectedIsolation as an outbreak-response containment measure is directly triggered by and dependent on disease surveillance case-detection, a direct real-world practice-to-practice link.In BranchEpidemiology, Branches Well-attested This atlas's own DataBrief names surveillance, outbreak investigation and disease frequency measures as the Epidemiology branch's own population practice.Practice Delivered By ProgramRwanda National Strategic Plan on HIV and AIDS, Public Health Programs Well-attested Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, Public Health Programs Well-attested South Africa National Malaria Elimination Strategic Plan, Public Health Programs Well-attested Stop TB Partnership, Public Health Programs Well-attested Stop Transmission of Polio (STOP) Program, Public Health Programs Well-attested Source cdc.gov: The Global Polio Eradication Initiative Stop Transmission of Polio (STOP) Program (MMWR)Swedish Workplace HIV/AIDS Programme, Public Health Programs Well-attested Tanzania National Multisectoral Strategic Framework for HIV and AIDS, Public Health Programs Well-attested Tanzania National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programme, Public Health Programs Well-attested TB Alliance, Public Health Programs Well-attested Thailand National Tuberculosis Programme, Public Health Programs Well-attested Source pattayamail.com: Thai DDC pushes forward TB eradication plansThe Carter Center, Public Health Programs Well-attested Source reports.cartercenter.org: The Carter Center At a GlanceThe Leprosy Mission, Public Health Programs Well-attested Uganda AIDS Control Program, Public Health Programs Well-attested Uganda National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programme, Public Health Programs Well-attested UNAIDS 90-90-90 Targets, Public Health Programs Well-attested UNAIDS 95-95-95 Targets, Public Health Programs Well-attested UNAIDS Global AIDS Strategy 2021-2026, Public Health Programs Well-attested United States Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative, Public Health Programs Well-attested Vietnam National Strategy on HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control, Public Health Programs Well-attested Vietnam National Tuberculosis Control Programme, Public Health Programs Well-attested WHO End TB Strategy, Public Health Programs Well-attested WHO Global Initiative for the Elimination of Congenital Syphilis, Public Health Programs Well-attested Source Journal of Global Health, congenital syphilis backgroundWHO Global Leprosy Strategy, Public Health Programs Well-attested WHO Global Technical Strategy for Malaria 2016-2030, Public Health Programs Well-attested World AIDS Day, Public Health Programs Well-attested World Tuberculosis Day, Public Health Programs Well-attested Yaws Eradication Programme, Public Health Programs Well-attested Zambia National HIV/AIDS/STI/TB Council, Public Health Programs Well-attested Zambia National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programme, Public Health Programs Well-attested Zimbabwe National AIDS Trust Fund, Public Health Programs Well-attested Zimbabwe National Tuberculosis Control Programme, Public Health Programs Well-attested Source afro.who.int: Zimbabwe on track to achieve the 2020 Global End TB Strategy milestonesShowing 51 to 81 of 81 in Practice Delivered By Program, page 2 of 2.← Previous12Sources1. Wikipedia: Disease surveillancetier 3WikipediaDisease surveillance article, lead paragraph, first sentenceDisease surveillance is an epidemiological practice by which the spread of disease is monitored in order to establish patterns of progression.Disease surveillance article, Mandatory reporting sectionSince 1969, WHO has required that all cases of the following diseasesLead sectionDisease surveillance is an epidemiological practice by which the spread of disease is monitored in order to establish patterns of progressionProgram classification, entity description sentenceAn epidemiological practice in which the occurrence and spread of disease in a population is continuously monitored in order to track its pattern of progression, predict and observe outbreaks, epidemics and pandemics, and limit the harm they cause, while building knowledge of the factors that contribute to them.View the SourceJournal of Global Health, congenital syphilis backgroundPractice Delivered By Program: WHO Global Initiative for the Elimination of Congenital Syphilis, Page textQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: WHO Global Initiative for the Elimination of Congenital Syphilis, Page textUsing a pre-existing surveillance system, we were able to identify 4 countries that have reported reaching the WHO syphilis service coverage targets for validation of elimination of vertical transmission of syphilis for both testing and treatment of maternal syphilis in 2016-2017.View the Sourcepmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: a unique, holistic and pioneering approach to drug procurement and managementpmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govPractice Delivered By Program: Global Drug Facility, Page text, program-kind-practiceQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: Global Drug Facility, Page text, program-kind-practiceWhile the kits do not represent a new tool for diagnosing TB, they are expected to serve as an effective interim measure to improve case finding until rapid diagnostic tools are available.View the SourceWikipedia: EXPAND-TBtier 2WikipediaPractice Delivered By Program: EXPAND-TB, Lead sectionQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: EXPAND-TB, Lead sectionEXPAND-TB (Expanding Access to New Diagnostics for TB) is a UNITAID-funded project launched in 2009, which aims to increase access to tuberculosis (TB) diagnostic tests in 27 endemic countries.View the Sourcekncvtbplus.com: Who we are (KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation)kncvtbplus.comPractice Delivered By Program: KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, Page textQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, Page textKNCV does TB surveillance and surveillance systems, epidemiological modeling, mobile and digital health solutions, health systems strengthening (including human resources for health, CME, e-learning, and blended learning programs), decentralized financing of integrated TB programming, and increasing access for vulnerable groups, including programming to address discrimination and stigma.View the Sourceafro.who.int: Zimbabwe on track to achieve the 2020 Global End TB Strategy milestonesafro.who.intPractice Delivered By Program: Zimbabwe National Tuberculosis Control Programme, Page textQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: Zimbabwe National Tuberculosis Control Programme, Page textThe Ministry of Health and Child Care’s (MoHCC) National TB Programme (NTP) has scaled up TB diagnosis using the WHO recommended Rapid diagnostic tests with 87% coverage, introduced shorter and safer preventive TB treatment regimens, introduced child friendly formulations and a shorter all oral (injection free) treatment regimen for treating MDR-TB.View the Sourcepattayamail.com: Thai DDC pushes forward TB eradication planspattayamail.comPractice Delivered By Program: Thailand National Tuberculosis Programme, Page textQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: Thailand National Tuberculosis Programme, Page textDDC Director General Dr Thares Krasanairawiwong emphasized the importance of pushing the campaign since Thailand is among the 30 countries with the highest number of tuberculosis cases, at around 100,000 new cases and 12,000 fatalities reported every year.View the Sourcekuhes.ac.mw: Malawi National TB and Leprosy Elimination Programme Releases Tuberculosis and Leprosy Guidelineskuhes.ac.mwPractice Delivered By Program: Malawi National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Elimination Programme, Page textQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: Malawi National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Elimination Programme, Page textOverall, the ninth edition of the National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Guidelines represents a significant step forward in Malawi’s public health efforts, aiming to build a TB and leprosy-free future for the nation.View the Sourcecdc.gov: The Global Polio Eradication Initiative Stop Transmission of Polio (STOP) Program (MMWR)cdc.govPractice Delivered By Program: Stop Transmission of Polio (STOP) Program, Page textQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: Stop Transmission of Polio (STOP) Program, Page textWith the declaration of polio eradication as a programmatic emergency by the World Health Assembly in 2012, the number of STOP volunteers deployed increased from 90-120 per year during 1999-2011 to 287 in 2012 and 371 in 2013 ( Figure ); the number of volunteer person-months in the field per year increased from 273 in 1999 to 1,456 in 2012.View the Sourcereports.cartercenter.org: The Carter Center At a Glancereports.cartercenter.orgPractice Delivered By Program: The Carter Center, Page textQuote, Practice Delivered By Program: The Carter Center, Page textLeading an eradication campaign that has reduced the incidence of Guinea worm disease from an estimated 3.5 million human cases in 1986 to just 14 in 2023View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. 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