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New EWARN Handbook to enhance quality of epidemiological surveillance in humanitarian emergencies

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Influenza experts from WHO and Libya’s Ministry of Health review a laboratory.New EWARN Handbook to enhance quality of epidemiological surveillance in humanitarian emergencies

27 September 2018 - From 17 to 20 September, 30 health professionals from 7 countries met in Beirut, Lebanon, to discuss and improve data collection, analysis and reporting for Early Warning Alert and Response Network (EWARN) in humanitarian emergencies.  EWARN, an early warning surveillance system for humanitarian emergencies, has played a critical role in countries like Somalia and Yemen, by improving early detection and effective monitoring of cholera and diphtheria outbreaks. Each of the 7 represented countries in the workshop has implemented the EWARN system in humanitarian crisis affected settings.

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