7-1-7 グローバル・フレームワーク:課題と機会を達成するために,アフリカにおけるアウトブレイク検出を強化する

Frantz Jean Louis1, Lisa Nichols1, Cristina de la Torre1

  • 1ICF-Infectious Disease Detection and Surveillance Project of USAID, Rockville, MD, United States.

Public health reviews
|September 2, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

アフリカの感染症の検出を強化するには,診断と監視のギャップに対処する必要があります. 診断,監視,労働力,ガバナンスに重点を置いた7-1-7の枠組みの実施は,疫病の早期対応の鍵です.

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