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I have always wanted to develop a malaria surveillance system, since malaria remains one of the major health crisis in our service areas. Here, I presented the rationale, case definition, key stakeholders, data flow, data usage and evaluation for the surveillance system to ensure integrity, efficiency, effectiveness and progress of the surveillance system. Please feel free to provide any idea for the surveillance system. Thank you.. 🙂 🙂
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Hello Nang Phyoe, thank you for your great presentation. You mentioned by 2026 you plan to develop data sharing policies since there are no existing policies in the target area. How about national policies for data sharing in Myanmar? Is there any national policy or law that you can adopt for your system?
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Thank you, Jen, for your comment. Myanmar currently has no specific national policy for data sharing, but related laws such as the Electronic Transactions Law (2004, amended 2021), Telecommunications Law (2013), Privacy Law (2017), and Cybersecurity Law (2025) provide partial guidance. We will continue to comply with these existing policies while aligning our future system with national legal frameworks.
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Hi Nang Phyoe, Your malaria surveillance system is clearly presented with a strong rationale, well-defined case definition, and effective data flow. The focus on stakeholder involvement and system evaluation shows good planning and sustainability. To further improve, you may add real-time data reporting, GIS mapping for hotspot tracking, and regular data quality checks. Overall, it’s a well-designed system with strong potential to enhance malaria control efforts. 😊
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