The Importance of Incentives: Strategies for Excellent Surveillance
Svea Closser, MPH, PhD
Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, USA
Reflect on the strategies presented in the lecture on ways to conduct surveillance in hard-to-reach regions. Now think of your own work or educational context.
What can be possible strategies for conducting surveillance in hard-to-reach areas in your country or context?
Make a list of at least two ideas. Please take a moment to share these in the discussion.
Collecting and Using Data for Disease Control and Global Health Decision-Making
Collecting and Using Data for Disease Control and Global Health Decision-Making
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