What is the role of Philippine Integrated Disease Surveillance and Responce in the prevention and control of communicable diseases.
1. What is the role of Philippine Integrated Disease Surveillance and Responce in the prevention and control of communicable diseases.
Answer:
• to entablish a decentralized state based system for communicable diseases to detect the early warning signals,so the timely and effective public health actions can be initiated
• to improve the efficiency of diseases control programs & facilitate sharing of relevant information with various stake holders so as to detect diseases trends over time & evaluate control strategies
2. PUBLIC HEALTH TERMINOLOGIES: Crossword Puzzle FLOAT 9)- This term is used to people who are susceptible to a given disease HORIZONTAL 2)- Prevent, Detect, Isolation, Treat, Reintegration 4)- Event-based Surveillance and Response 8)- The number of deaths in a particular population 10)- This is the measure of disease severity and is defined as the proportion of cases with a specified disease or condition who die within a specified time. 10 VERTICAL 1)- The study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specified populations 3)- Philippine Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response 5)- It is the frequency of existing cases in a defined population at a given point in time. 6)- This represents the rate of occurrence of new cases arising in a given period in a specified population 7)- This is the rate of disease in a population. 8 5 2 1 3 7
Answer:PUBLIC HEALTH TERMINOLOGIES: Crossword Puzzle FLOAT 9)- This term is used to people who are susceptible to a given disease HORIZONTAL 2)- Prevent, Detect, Isolation, Treat, Reintegration 4)- Event-based Surveillance and Response 8)- The number of deaths in a particular population 10)- This is the measure of disease severity and is defined as the proportion of cases with a specified disease or condition who die within a specified time. 10 VERTICAL 1)- The study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specified populations 3)- Philippine Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response 5)- It is the frequency of existing cases in a defined population at a given point in time. 6)- This represents the rate of occurrence of new cases arising in a given period in a specified population 7)- This is the rate of disease in a population. 8 5 2 1 3 7
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3. R.A NO.__________.an act providing policies and prescribing procedures on surveillance and response to notifable diseases,epidemics ,and health events of public health concerns and appropriating funds
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Explanation:
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republic act no.11332
Explanation:
an act providing policies and prescribing procedures on surveillance and response to notifable diseases,epidemics ,and health events of public health concerns and appropriating funds
4. surveillance of place is called?
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close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal
Explanation:
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5. what is the meaning of surveillance
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SURVEILLANCE
close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal.
6. surveillance of place is called?
Answer:Surveillance is the monitoring of behavior,activities,or information for the purpose of information gathering,influencing,managing or directing.
Explanation:
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7. what is surveillance and data retention?
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surveillance and data retention are caused by: (1) a lack of specification of technical. means which can be used by individual services; (2) a lack of specification of what kind of. information and evidence is in question; (3) an open catalogue of information and evi-
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8. Which of the following is not an example of surveillance for infectious disease?
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Communicable disease surveillance and response systems. ... For example, an early warning surveillance ... and private health-care providers that may or may not be included in the
9. In Counter Intelligence, surveillance is categorized according to intensity and sensitivity. When there is intermittent observation, varying in occasion, then this surveillance is called?
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categorized according to intensity and sensitivity
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11. The representation and treatment of surveillance data are important to define the dynamics of a pathological state that poses risks to public health. What is the most common null hypothesis related to control diagrams?A) The disease is in complete disarray.B) The disease is under control.C) The disease is at alarm level.D) The disease is at level zero (non-existent).
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B) The disease is under control
PATHOLOGICALThe correct answer is B. According to the occurrences of the control diagrams, we can say that the most common null hypothesis is that of controlling the disease, since its applicability is based on probability, and comparing the observed evidence of the disease.
THE CONTROL DIAGRAM:It is the most applied method in health surveillance systems so that epidemics can be identified, including in cases of infectious diseases. In this way, epidemiology is studied descriptively and quantitatively, taking into account the occurrence of all outbreaks and illnesses recorded to date. In this way, it is possible to draw up control diagrams for statistical controls.
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https://brainly.ph/question/221359112. types of surveillance in epidemiology
Passive surveillance- Passive surveillance is the most common type of surveillance in humanitarian emergencies. Most surveillance for communicable diseases is passive. The surveillance coordinator may provide training to health workers in how to complete the surveillance forms, and may even send someone to periodically collect forms from health facilities. But little attention is given to individual health workers who report the information.
Active surveillance-Active surveillance requires substantially more time and resources and is therefore less commonly used in emergencies. But it is often more complete than passive surveillance. It is often used if an outbreak has begun or is suspected to keep close track of the number of cases. Community health workers may be asked to do active case finding in the community in order to detect those patients who may not come to health facilities for treatment.
Sentinel surveillance- Sentinel surveillance also requires more time and resources, but can often produce more detailed data on cases of illness because the health care workers have agreed to participate and may receive incentives. It may be the best type of surveillance if more intensive investigation of each case is necessary to collect the necessary data. For example, sentinel influenza surveillance in the United States collects nasopharyngeal swabs from each patient at selected sites to identify the type of influenza virus. Collection of such data from all health workers would not be possible.
13. The representation and treatment of surveillance data are important to define the dynamics of a pathological state that poses risks to public health. What is the most common null hypothesis related to control diagrams? A) The disease is in complete disarray. B) The disease is under control. C) The disease is at alarm level. D) The disease is at level zero (non-existent).
Answer:B.) The disease is under control.Why?
The most common null hypothesis in control diagrams is that the disease is under control because it is the starting point for hypothesis testing. A control diagram is a statistical tool used to monitor and control the spread of a disease. The null hypothesis assumes that the disease is at a stable state and is not showing any significant change over time. This hypothesis is then tested against alternative hypotheses that suggest the disease may be increasing or decreasing. If the null hypothesis cannot be rejected, it means that the disease is indeed under control, but if it can be rejected, it indicates that the disease may be spreading and requires further investigation.
14. It endeavors to protect the people from public health threats through the efficient and effective disease surveillance of notifiable diseases
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Declaration of Policy. -It is hereby declared the policy of the State to protect and promote the right to health of the people and instill health consciousness among them. It shall endeavor to protect the people from public health threats through the efficient and effective disease surveillance of notifiable diseases including emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases, diseases for elimination and eradication, epidemics, and health events including chemical, radio-nuclear and environmental agents of public health concern and provide an effective response system in compliance with the 2005 International Health Regulations (IHR) of the World Health Organization (WHO). The State recognizes epidemics and other public health emergencies as threats to public health and national security, which can undermine the social, economic, and political functions of the State
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15. what is the benefits Monitoring and surveillance and awareness
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is important in helping countries monitor and evaluate emerging patterns and trends of disease. Surveillance is crucial because it contributes to better prevention and management of noncommunicable diseases.
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16. what is surveillance society
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Mass surveillanceExplanation:
Mass surveillance is the intricate surveillance of an entire or a substantial fraction of a population in order to monitor that group of citizens.
17. is surveillance photography useful in criminalistics?why?
No matter how well an investigator can verbally describe a crime scene;photographs can tell the same story better and more easily as it freezes time and records the evidences. Forensic photography is an integral part of trial. And the judgement often is based upon crime scene photographs to prove prima facie evidence.
18. State the different kinds of surveillance.
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19. what is the benefits of Monitoring and surveillance and awareness
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✔︎To understand these two terms. First we should clear how these terms are employed in the preventive science. Term Monitoring is one type of control of any programme, it is to observe/ note the day to day activities, .So that the project /programme can run according to the planning.If there is any deviation, which is bound to occur,if we not take corrective measures timely, then it leads some problem during implementation of the programme /Project.
✔︎Surveillance in simple words it is collection of data for action. This activity is mostly to detect the undetected cases of any disease.When we get information through data collection, then we diagnose problems or bottlenecks and try to act on the various points through multipronged strategy, so that we contain disease which is a serious public health problem.
#CarryOnLearning#hopeithelps20. what is the importance of conducting surveillance?
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Surveillance is crucial because it contributes to better prevention and management of noncommunicable diseases.
Explanation:
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Surveillance is important because it helps to prevent and control noncommunicable diseases more effectively. Countries can define goals and design focused programs to counteract the noncommunicable illness epidemic using the data collected.
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21. b. Toxin bacteriad. BotulismD] 2. Which of these agencies is expected to develop surveillance and other health information systems and part of itsresponsibility is to maintain routine surveillance and other health information?National Epidemiology Centerc. National Center for Disease Prevention and Controlb. Department of Healthd. Research Institute for Tropical Medicine
Answer:
c national center for disease prevention and control
Explanation:
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22. 4. It endeavors to protect the people from public health threats through the efficient and effective disease surveillance of notifiable diseases.
Answer:
Republic Act No:11332
Explanation:
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23. is surveillance photography is important
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Either Yes and No
Clandestine photography, commonly referred to as surveillance photography, is the photographing in secrecy of a person, object, activity or location. WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE? filming an unfaithful spouse or something like that. If it's use is for Legal purposes then Yes but if It's Illegal then No.
24. Why surveillance not effective always?
This study is not hostile to security forces, but an attempt to honestly understand what considerations intelligence officials take into account.
Answer:
surveillance camera is not that effective because of the low quality which means its not that clear or HD, to know the specific person/etc. being captured by it and sometimes the footage can be edited that can fake the details
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25. 1. Government Surveillance must be implemented.
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No. it violates our rights to our privacy as it invades our personal life.
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26. tagalog explanation for surveillance
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27. what is the meaning of surveillance
the act of carefully watching someoneor something especially in order to prevent or detect a crime
Ang ibig sabihin ng surveillance ay malapit na pagmamasid, lalo na ng isang pinaghihinalaang ispya o kriminal.
28. pahingi nmn explanation ng surveillance
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Strong surveillance systems are dynamic and multimodal networks that combine monitoring and response activities to enable a country to identify and respond to emerging and existing threats and continuously assess and respond to communities' needs over time.
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Surveillance is the monitoring of behavior or activities. it is commonly used by governments for preventing crimes and or intelligence gathering.
29. A surveillance camera is located 15.24 m from a straight road along nlex which a minibus is traveling at 30.48 m/s. the surveillance camera turns so that it is always pointed at the minibus. determine how fast is the surveillance camera turning in rev/min as the minibus passes closest to the surveillance camera
Answer:
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30. POST-TESTDirection: Identify the Agencies responsible for communicable disease prevention and control. Write the answer inthe space provided.institution for communicable diseases.1. Agency that serves as a national health policy-maker and regulatory2. Supervises all elementary and secondary education institutions includingalternative learning systems, both public and private and provides for the establishment and maintenance of acomplete adequate, and integrated system of basic education relevant to the goals of national development3. The directing and coordinating authority for matters concerning the healthof recipients within the United Nations system.4. The principal research arm of the Department of Health, it is mandated toconduct high quality multidisciplinary research and development and production of biological and vaccines thatcontribute significantly to the prevention and control of infectious and tropical diseases, especially those of publichealth importance.5. This agency is expected to develop surveillance and other healthinformation systems.
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1.DOH/Department of Health (If its international its WHO
2.DEped/Department of Education
3.WHO/World Health Organization
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Explanation:
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