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Back Towards Effective Emerging Infectious Diseases Surveillance: Evidence from Egypt, Kenya, Peru, and the US-Mexican Border
Fiscal Year | 2011 |
Division | School of International Graduate Studies |
Department | National Security Affairs |
Investigator(s) | Ear, Sophal |
Sponsor | Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DoD) |
Summary | To identify political, economic, and cultural factors for a given country, extract lessons learned, and suggest strategies to promote international collaboration and effectively deal with future outbreaks (deliberate and otherwise). Cases include: Egypt (Naval Area Medical Research Unit No. Three or NAMRU-3), Kenya (United States Army Medical Research Unit or USAMRU-K), Peru (Naval Medical Research Center Detachment or NMRCD), and the US-Mexican Border (early Warning Infectious Disease Surveillance or EWIDS). |
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