CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON STRENGTHENING PUBLIC HEALTH SURVEILLANCE THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION BETWEEN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS AND HEALTH INFORMATICS SPECIALISTS.
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Keywords
Public health surveillance, interdisciplinary collaboration, epidemiological technicians, health informatics specialists, methodologies, findings, recommendations
Abstract
Effective public health surveillance is basic to rapidly distinguish and react to developing well-being issues. This article analyzes the benefits and suggestions of collaboration between epidemiologists and available well-being specialists to move forward with public health administrations. Through a subjective writing survey and investigation of strategies, comes about, and discoveries, this article investigates each discipline's commitment to moving forward assessment. Key discoveries are examined, counting challenges and openings recognized in the past thinks about and assessments. Furthermore, proposals were made to progress collaboration between epidemiologists and health professionals to progress public health outcomes.
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30. Jimenez Carrillo, M., León García, M., Vidal, N., Bermúdez, K., & De Vos, P. (2020). Comprehensive primary health care and non-communicable diseases management: a case study of El Salvador. International journal for equity in health, 19, 1-17. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12939-020-1140-x
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Hamad Nahi Hamad Alshamlan, Khaled Ali Bin Khazim Alshehri, Khlood Ali Yahya Asiri, Hussain Manaa Zaid Al-Zamanan, Mohsen Zaied Alzamanan, Zayed Mahdi Zayed Alzamanan, Bander Naseer Alshagaih, Nova Yahya Almonajam, & Mana Naji Mana Almatnah. (2022). CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON STRENGTHENING PUBLIC HEALTH SURVEILLANCE THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION BETWEEN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS AND HEALTH INFORMATICS SPECIALISTS. Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology, 29(04), 1872-1881. https://doi.org/10.53555/jptcp.v29i04.4951
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Hamad Nahi Hamad Alshamlan
New Najran General Hospital, Saudi Arabia
Khaled Ali Bin Khazim Alshehri
New Najran General Hospital, Saudi Arabia
Khlood Ali Yahya Asiri
New Najran General Hospital (Alshurfah), Saudi Arabia
Hussain Manaa Zaid Al-Zamanan
Bader Al-Janoob Hospital, Saudi Arabia
Mohsen Zaied Alzamanan
Thar General Hospital, Saudi Arabia
Zayed Mahdi Zayed Alzamanan
Primary health care center in Al-Hudn, Saudi Arabia
Bander Naseer Alshagaih
New Najran General Hospital (Alshurfah), Saudi Arabia
Nova Yahya Almonajam
New Najran General Hospital, Saudi Arabia
Mana Naji Mana Almatnah
New Najran General Hospital, Saudi Arabia
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Hamad Nahi Hamad Alshamlan, Khaled Ali Bin Khazim Alshehri, Khlood Ali Yahya Asiri, Hussain Manaa Zaid Al-Zamanan, Mohsen Zaied Alzamanan, Zayed Mahdi Zayed Alzamanan, Bander Naseer Alshagaih, Nova Yahya Almonajam, & Mana Naji Mana Almatnah. (2022). CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON STRENGTHENING PUBLIC HEALTH SURVEILLANCE THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION BETWEEN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS AND HEALTH INFORMATICS SPECIALISTS. Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology, 29(04), 1872-1881. https://doi.org/10.53555/jptcp.v29i04.4951