Coordination of surveillance around Ebola survivors in Boké /Guinea

Active belt surveillance around ebola recoveries was carried out in Guinea as a pilot project in 2016. Several organizations supported the Guinean Ministry of Health for this project. As the coordination of these activities is not the most perfect in the world, we approached the healers, the first beneficiaries, to get their perception of this coordination. The work will try to give a proposal of coordination to improve these interventions, specifically in the prefecture of Boké. The eye that describes has had expertise in implementing not only this project, but several other post-Ebola programs in Guinea.

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Maurice Nzogu ist Doktor der Medizin der Katholischen Universität Bukavu (DR Kongo) und hat einen Masterabschluss in internationaler Zusammenarbeit und humanitärer Hilfe. Mit 10 Jahren humanitärer und klinischer Erfahrung war er mit International Medical Corps in der Ebola-Reaktion in Liberia und Guinea tätig. Derzeit ist er Koordinator des Gesundheitsprogramms bei IRC.