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Published on: December 24, 2013
Building Cross-Country Networks for Laboratory Capacity and Improvement
Miriam Schneidman1, Martin Matu2, John Nkengasong3
1World Bank, Health, World Bank, 1818 H Street, NW, Washington, DC 20433, USA.
Abstract:
Laboratory networks are vital to well-functioning public health systems and disease control efforts. Cross-country laboratory networks play a critical role in supporting epidemiologic surveillance, accelerating disease outbreak response, and tracking drug resistance. The East Africa Public Health Laboratory Network was established to bolster diagnostic and disease surveillance capacity. The network supports the introduction of regional quality standards; facilitates the rollout and evaluation of new diagnostic tools; and serves as a platform for training, research, and knowledge sharing. Participating facilities benefitted from state-of-the art investments, capacity building, and mentorship; conducted multicountry research studies; and contributed to disease outbreak response.
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