Surveillance and Epidemiological Investigation – READY Initiative

World Health Organization’s Operational Guide for Engaging Communities in Contact Tracing

2023-05-13

Author: World Health Organization Contact tracing is a key…

Global Review of WASH Components in Rapid Response Mechanisms and Rapid Response Teams in Cholera Outbreak Settings (2019)

2023-05-13

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Author: United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) UNICEF’s WASH…

Global Review Summary: Rapid response teams: A UNICEF experience (2019)

2023-05-13

Author: United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) In recent cholera…

Response to Cholera Outbreaks – Area Targeted Interventions and Community Outbreak Response Teams (2020)

2023-05-13

Author: United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) This operational…

Ebola and Marburg virus disease epidemics: preparedness, alert, control, and evaluation

2023-05-13

Author: World Health Organization This guidance describes…

Public Health Surveillance for Cholera: Interim Guidance

2023-03-07

Author: Global Task Force on Cholera Control This GTFCC guidance…

The potential impact of COVID-19 in refugee camps in Bangladesh and beyond: A modeling study

2022-10-29

Author: READY In 2020 at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic,…

Health Cluster Survey Findings: Techncial gaps and operational challenges in delivering COVID-19 response activities and maintaining essential health services in humanitarian settings

2022-10-29

Author: Global Health Cluster, READY To better understand…

Community-based Surveillance of Infectious Diseases: A Systematic Review of Drivers of Success

2022-09-19

In 2021, the World Health Organization published a report detailing…

Protection in Outbreaks Resource Package

2022-07-21

The Protection in Outbreaks (PiO) resource package is part of…

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