Surveillance Activities. 1. Aerial surveillance activities during the withdrawal will be carried out as follows:
Surveillance Activities. 7.1 The Client agrees to cooperate and facilitate the surveillance activities as laid down in the certification requirements.
Surveillance Activities. (a) All products certified by NIJ shall be enrolled in the applicable NIJ CTP Surveillance. NIJ CTP Surveillance activities may consist of any one or combination of the following:
Surveillance Activities. Recipients must meet reporting timelines for the Surveillance Strategies as outlined in the NOFO. Contractor agrees to support Health District as necessary to ensure timely reporting. Failure to meet reporting timelines for the selected tier and selected optional activities will result in a corrective action letter from the CDC Project Officer. Failure to meet reporting timelines may also result in a restriction of funds equal to the difference between the selected surveillance tier level and the level that reflects the recipients’ reporting capabilities, or for the amount of the optional activity.
Surveillance Activities. Continued development of epidemic thresholds for SARI surveillance based on the Moving Epidemic Method. • Supported strengthening of influenza surveillance in the region, including assistance to SEE countries through a CoAg with CDC. • Expanded the Flu Awareness Campaign, a multimedia event, with six member states participating in the 2014–2015 season. • Developed tools to support reviewing, monitoring and strengthening national surveillance systems, including an electronic surveillance assessment tool and a feasibility tool for select SARI sentinel sites. • Enhanced disease surveillance for severe influenza in the region, with 15 countries routinely conducting SARI surveillance by 2015. • Conducted inter-country meetings and missions to three countries to support calculation of estimates of clinical and economic influenza burden. • Continued the development of guidelines to increase influenza vaccine uptake in targeted populations (i.e. pregnant women and health care workers) based on the Tailoring Immunization Programmes for Influenza.
Surveillance Activities. Conducted supervisory visits at sentinel surveillance sites in Yerevan, Vanadzor (Xxxx xxxx), Kapan (Syunik marz), Ijevan (Tavush marz) and Nairi (Kotayq marz). • Established an internet connection for all organizations participating in sentinel surveillance and the sanitary-quarantine border posts (approximately 35 different sites).
Surveillance Activities. Conducted a review of the influenza sentinel surveillance system in December 2014 in collaboration with CDC and the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE).
Surveillance Activities. Continued to monitor sentinel sites regularly and provide all necessary assistance and supplies for transportation of collected specimens. • Prepared and disseminated surveillance reports on a weekly basis among healthcare professionals and stakeholders. • Developed a new MoH order to incorporate sentinel surveillance (ILI, ARI, and SARI) into the Electronic Integrated Disease Surveillance System (EIDSS) that was approved. • Strengthened surveillance capacity by training 60 people on influenza surveillance, outbreak investigation and response, and disease control activities.
Surveillance Activities. Enhanced the epidemiologic capacity and infrastructure for disease surveillance, including the development of quantitative criteria to determine the epidemic start and geographic spread of influenza for separate cities, federal districts, and the country. • Developed a written sustainability plan and included a draft in the Order of Ministry of Healthcare and Rospotrebnadzor. • Obtained results from the first national disease burden estimates.
Surveillance Activities. Developed a new logistics plan for transporting samples between sentinel sites and the National Influenza Center (NIC) on dry ice. • Performed supervisory visits to influenza sentinel sites in Odessa and Khmelnitsliy. • Organized training for all participants of sentinel surveillance. • Carried out quality SARI surveillance and established that there was a high correlation between the number of SARI cases and the percent of influenza-positive samples. • Prepared an additional draft order aimed at improving surveillance. This order is under consideration in the Ministry of Health.
