surveillance and control of the invasive mosquito vectors and re-emerging should be on integrated disease and vector surveillance prevention of disease.
Printed in France 3.2 Integrated surveillance and outbreak preparedness . ... improved health-care and vector control operations.
Regional framework for surveillance and control of invasive mosquito vectors and re-emerging vector-borne diseases 2014–2020. Copenhagen WHO Regional Office
National vector surveillance systems strengthened and integrated with health as a key approach to prevent and eliminate vector-borne diseases.
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Pest control Biological. 2.Insect control. 3.Disease vectors - prevention and control. 4.Pest control. 5.Handbook. I.World Health Organization
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WHO's Regional. Office for Europe also produced guidance on surveillance and control of invasive mosquitoes and re-emerging vector-borne diseases [1]. The
A4.3.4 Prevention and control of emerging zoonotic diseases emergence along with a lack of integration between human and animal health surveillance.
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Integrated surveillance is important to precisely determine these locations of active transmission to humans to better assess the risk and inform the pub- lic about adequate preventive measures which include protective clothing as well as vaccination
The concept of integrated surveillance Integrated surveillance on vectors and vector-borne diseases combines host surveillance vector surveil-lance and vector-borne disease surveillance In mature integrated systems a large website should be used to collate and disseminate information and diseases
This program consists of two parts, Vector-borne Disease Surveillance and Vector Control. The Vector-borne Disease Surveillance team conducts routine surveillance of such diseases as plague, flea-borne or murine typhus, Lyme borreliosis, as well as hantaviruses and arenaviruses.
Vector control and surveillance is well suited for integrated approaches because some vectors are responsible for multiple diseases, and some interventions are effective against several vectors.
Integrated vector management (IVM) is a rational decision-making process to optimize the use of resources for vector control. The aim of the IVM approach is to contribute to achievement of the global targets set for vector-borne disease control, by making vector control more efficient, cost effective, ecologically sound and sustainable.