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Kamal Bishowkarma1, Cynthia Bell1, Shanlong Ding2

  • 1World Health Organization, Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland.

Dialogues in health
|February 5, 2026
PubMed
概括

全球卫生安全依赖于准确的能力评估. 最近的评估显示,各缔约国的年度自我评估 (SPAR) 和联合外部评估 (JEE) 工具之间的协议有所改善,尽管一些领域需要进一步改进.

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能力评估 能力评估 能力评估全球卫生安全全球卫生安全国际卫生法规 (IHR) (2005年) (2005年)联合外部评价 (JEE) 项目流行病的准备情况.国家各方每年进行自我评估 (SPAR)

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