Lessons learned from the implementation of integrated serosurveillance of communicable diseases in the Americas
CONCLUSIONS: Integrated serosurveillance as a complementary tool for functional epidemiological surveillance systems is feasible to use and key components should be considered: political engagement, technical engagement, and integrated planning. Aspects such as designing the protocol, selecting target populations and diseases, laboratory capacities, anticipating the capacities to analyze and interpret complex data, and how to use it are key.PMID:36895677 | PMC:PMC9989549 | DOI:10.26633/RPSP.2023.53 (Source: Pan American Journal of Public Health)
Source: Pan American Journal of Public Health - March 10, 2023 Category: International Medicine & Public Health Authors: Martha-Idal í Saboyá-Díaz Luis Gerardo Castellanos Ana Morice Maria Paz Ade Gloria Rey-Benito Gretchen M Cooley Heather M Scobie Ryan E Wiegand Melissa M Coughlin Diana L Martin Source Type: research

Identifying access barriers faced by rural and dispersed communities to better address their needs: implications and lessons learned for rural proofing for health in the Americas and beyond
CONCLUSION: This study presented an approach for data collection and analysis that is both feasible and effective for evaluating access barriers in rural and remote communities. While this study explored access barriers through general health services in two rural settings, the issues identified reflect the structural deficiencies of many health systems. These challenges and singularities require adaptive organizational models for the provision of health services that respond to the specific characteristics of rural and indigenous communities. This study indicates the potential relevance of conducting assessments of barrie...
Source: Rural Remote Health - March 6, 2023 Category: Rural Health Authors: Natalia Houghton Ernesto Bascolo Rachael R Cohen Norma Lleny Cruz Vilcarromero Hern án Rodriguez Gonzalez Daniel Albrecht Theadora S Koller James Fitzgerald Source Type: research

Identifying access barriers faced by rural and dispersed communities to better address their needs: implications and lessons learned for rural proofing for health in the Americas and beyond
CONCLUSION: This study presented an approach for data collection and analysis that is both feasible and effective for evaluating access barriers in rural and remote communities. While this study explored access barriers through general health services in two rural settings, the issues identified reflect the structural deficiencies of many health systems. These challenges and singularities require adaptive organizational models for the provision of health services that respond to the specific characteristics of rural and indigenous communities. This study indicates the potential relevance of conducting assessments of barrie...
Source: Rural and Remote Health - March 6, 2023 Category: Rural Health Authors: Natalia Houghton Ernesto Bascolo Rachael R Cohen Norma Lleny Cruz Vilcarromero Hern án Rodriguez Gonzalez Daniel Albrecht Theadora S Koller James Fitzgerald Source Type: research

Identifying access barriers faced by rural and dispersed communities to better address their needs: implications and lessons learned for rural proofing for health in the Americas and beyond
CONCLUSION: This study presented an approach for data collection and analysis that is both feasible and effective for evaluating access barriers in rural and remote communities. While this study explored access barriers through general health services in two rural settings, the issues identified reflect the structural deficiencies of many health systems. These challenges and singularities require adaptive organizational models for the provision of health services that respond to the specific characteristics of rural and indigenous communities. This study indicates the potential relevance of conducting assessments of barrie...
Source: Rural Remote Health - March 6, 2023 Category: Rural Health Authors: Natalia Houghton Ernesto Bascolo Rachael R Cohen Norma Lleny Cruz Vilcarromero Hern án Rodriguez Gonzalez Daniel Albrecht Theadora S Koller James Fitzgerald Source Type: research

Identifying access barriers faced by rural and dispersed communities to better address their needs: implications and lessons learned for rural proofing for health in the Americas and beyond
CONCLUSION: This study presented an approach for data collection and analysis that is both feasible and effective for evaluating access barriers in rural and remote communities. While this study explored access barriers through general health services in two rural settings, the issues identified reflect the structural deficiencies of many health systems. These challenges and singularities require adaptive organizational models for the provision of health services that respond to the specific characteristics of rural and indigenous communities. This study indicates the potential relevance of conducting assessments of barrie...
Source: Rural and Remote Health - March 6, 2023 Category: Rural Health Authors: Natalia Houghton Ernesto Bascolo Rachael R Cohen Norma Lleny Cruz Vilcarromero Hern án Rodriguez Gonzalez Daniel Albrecht Theadora S Koller James Fitzgerald Source Type: research