Evaluation of the rougeole surveillance system

Out of a total of 26 people planned, 26 people took part in the survey in the 13 health facilities, i.e. a 100% participation rate. Usefulness at 86% Simplicity at 70%; Acceptability at 94.3% Accuracy at 68% The data made it possible to characterize cases according to demographic characteristics and time distribution.This study enabled us to assess a number of attributes of the measles surveillance system. The failure of community-based surveillance to function normally is a problem that has fundamentally influenced the achievement of objectives. The measles system was of little use in the district, as it failed to meet the targets for all indicators.

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MARA FILLYField Epidemiologist Doctor (FETP INTERNEDIARY LEVELS).Doctoral student in Medicine at Gamal Abdel Nasser University, Medicine department of Conakry.Responsible for the prevention and fight against diseases.At the Kérouané prefectural health directorate.