Enhancing community-based disease surveillance using Afyadata in Mozambique

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Enhancing community-based disease surveilance using Afyadata in Mozambique SACIDS, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health in Mozambique is capitalizing on its AfyaData, a digital disease surveillance app, to enhance early detection, timely reporting and prompt feedback/response to health-related signals/events, including COVID-19 and other priority diseases in the country. The Directorate of the National Institute of Health (INS) has authorized implementation of AfyaData in the country. Mapping of the strategic country sites and identification of ToTs for the initial deployment of AfyaData. SACIDS team had several meetings with Mozambicans discussing on the modality of implementing AfyaData in Mozambique.

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