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Results indicated in this table is cumulative annually, beginning January of 2016
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ANALYSIS OF MORTALITY TRENDS, CHALLENGES AND THE RESPONSE
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Trends for IDP proportionate mortality, 2014-2015
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South Sudan continues to register significant progress in improving national capacities for disease surveillance and response. Nonetheless, a lot more remains to be done to improve the sensitivity of the surveillance system, streamline incident management though the establishment of a PHEOC, and to establish a fully functional laboratory surveillance system. These gaps can only be addressed through substantial investments in support of current efforts to enhance the IHR (2005) core capacity requirements for surveillance and response. The IDSR network offers a platform to realize these targets if the required resources are to be mobilized.
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(3)HEALTH
Damaged and looted IMC clinic. Photo:
IMC.
Causalities receiving first aid at IMC ward. Photo:
IMC.
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Dr Allan Mpairwe | Dr James Wanyama,Dr Henry Ilunga Kasongo | Ms Magda Armah.
Editorial Board:For further information, please contact:Ms Magda Armah | Health Cluster Coordinator Email: armahm@who.int | Mobile: +211 955036448Ms Jemila M. Ebrahim | Communications O�cer Email: ebrahimj@who.int | Mobile : +211 950450007
Dr Henry Ilunga Kasongo | Health Cluster Co-Coordinator Email: sshealthclusterlead@gmail.com |Mobile: +211 956418177
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