Antilles-Guyana Health Watch Bulletin. No. 1 – January–May 2014.

Summary

  • Reporting to health surveillance and emergency response platforms

  • The importance of reporting a notifiable disease: the example of measles

  • Example of handling an environment-related health event: lead poisoning alert in Mana

  • Acute respiratory infections in a nursing home: the importance of early reporting

  • Investigation of a foodborne illness outbreak that occurred on May 3, 2012, in a school: an example of the need for rapid response and a multidisciplinary approach

  • Quick Reference Guide: Minimum Information Required for a High-Quality Report

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