HIV surveillance in Pacific Island countries and territories
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Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN)
What is PPHSN? The Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) is a voluntary network of countries and organisations dedicated to the promotion of public health surveillance and appropriate response to the health challenges of 22 Pacific Island countries and territories What do we aim for? |
How has the PSSS benefited Pacific island countries?
The PSSS has greatly enhanced Pacific island countries' ability to undertake early warning surveillance and has contributed to efforts to meet national surveillance-related International Health Regulation (2005) capacity development obligations.
What is the Pacific public health surveillance network?
The Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) is a voluntary network of countries, areas and organizations. Created jointly by WHO and the Secretariat of Pacific Communities (SPC) in 1996, PPHSN is dedicated to the promotion of public health and improving public health surveillance and response to health emergencies in the Pacific.
What is the Pacific syndromic surveillance system?
Ministries and Departments of the 22 Pacific Island countries and territories The Pacific Syndromic Surveillance System collects, collates and reports surveillance data from twenty-three (23) Pacific Island countries. This interactive map provides an up-to-date picture of epidemic and emerging disease circulating in the Pacific.
How many Pacific island countries and territories are there?
Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) are comprised of 22 diverse countries and areas. Geography, demographics, society and culture, and health and political systems throughout the region vary substantially.
Nation-wide Marine Spatial Planning in Pacific Island Countries and Territories (Itaukei version)
Examining Regional Security In the Pacific Islands
Chinas Growing Presence In Solomon Islands and Samoa China & The New Pacific (Part 1/2)
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HIV and AIDS Pacific Island Countries and Territories (without
Second Generation Surveillance Survey of Akavaine and MSM in Cook Islands 2009. “Akavaine” is a local Cook Islands term for a 'third sex' sexual minority |
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HIV Surveillance in Pacific Island Countries and Territories
HIV Surveillance in Pacific Island Countries and Territories A low-level epidemic is an epidemic where HIV prevalence has consistently not exceeded 1%. |
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HIV Surveillance in Pacific Island Countries and Territories
Five Pacific Island countries and territories. (PICTs) (Cook Islands |
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Population and Development Profiles: Pacific Island Countries
Development Indicators and Policy Research Division Basic 2013 Statistics; (5) HIV Surveillance in Pacific Island Countries and Territories |
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Cdc-hiv-surveillance-report-2018-updated-vol-31.pdf
of diagnoses of HIV infection in all regions decreased. In 2018 the rates Native Hawaiians/other Pacific Islanders: the numbers are small. Figure 8. |
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HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report. Cases of HIV Infection and AIDS in
an estimated 4.1 per 100000 (U.S. Pacific Islands) to an estimated 1 |
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The Epidemiology of Tuberculosis in Pacific Island Countries and
Abstract. This is a descriptive study of routinely collected tuberculosis (TB) surveillance data from 19 Pacific. Island countries and territories. |
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HIV Surveillance Report 2017
nation's primary sources of information on HIV in the regions of the United States decreased. ... Hawaiians/other Pacific Islanders: the numbers. |
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Womens Sexual and Reproductive Risk Index for the Pacific 2009
Reproductive risk in Pacific Island Countries and Territories. The social determinants of Focus 3: What do we really know about HIV in the Pacific? |
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HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report 2004. Vol. 16.
after diagnosis was greater among Asians/. Pacific Islanders |
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HIV Surveillance in Pacific Island Countries and Territories
A low-level epidemic is an epidemic where HIV prevalence has consistently not exceeded 1 in the general population nationally, nor 5 in any sub-population [2] Five Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs), (Cook Islands, Nauru, Niue, Pitcairn and Tokelau) had no people living with HIV at the end of 2012 |
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HIV Surveillance in Pacific Island Countries and Territories
6 jui 2013 · SPC would like to acknowledge the staff of national HIV programmes who provided the data for this report Staff member Country Ms Fara Utu |
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HIV surveillance in Pacific Island countries and territories - APCOM
HIV surveillance in Pacific Island countries and territories: 2011 report = Surveillance du VIH dans les États et Territoires insulaires océaniens : rapport 2011 |
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THE PACIFIC REGIONAL STRATEGY on HIV/AIDS - hivpolicyorg
PACIFIC THEME 7: Planning, monitoring and evaluation, surveillance and Table 1 HIV/AIDS in Pacific Island countries and territories: Cumulative officially |
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Pacific Island Countries and Territories 1997–2000 - hivpolicyorg
The current epidemiological data limit knowledge about the prevalence of HIV in Pacific populations It is nevertheless certain that the HIV epidemic in the Pacific |
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ENABLING EFFECTIVE RESPONSES HIV IN PACIFIC ISLAND
HIV, Ethics and Human Rights in 15 Pacific Island Countries — Cook Islands, Fiji, Federated States of countries and territories in the region The Pacific Regional in reducing its HIV prevalence rate through respecting the rights of all to |
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HIV/AIDS IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC REGION - WHO World Health
South Pacific island countries and territories 85 Annexes WHO is committed to supporting countries in strengthening HIV surveillance systems |
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STI Epidemiological Update for Pacific Island - AIDS Data Hub
HIV STI Surveillance, SPC July 2010 1 While Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) have been collecting HIV and AIDS case data for many years |
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Second Generation Surveillance Surveys of HIV - AIDS Data Hub
Recommendations for Ongoing HIV/AIDS and STI Surveillance sentinel Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) - Fiji, Kiribati, Samoa, Solomon |
