TMHG528_Wk4_AyeThinzarOo_Malaria Surveillance System

[Aye Thinzar Oo]

I would like to share with you that the proposed surveillance system is a malaria surveillance system. It is intended for monitoring and evaluation of the malaria surveillance system. It can include data collection and data transfer processes in the related department. I hope, will share some information from my presentation.

[Aung Thura Htoo]

Hello Aye, thank you for sharing your proposed project for malaria surveillance for Myanmar. Malaria has been plaguing Myanmar for several years especially in its hilly regions. So, having a sentinel surveillance where normal health clinics and facilities cannot reach is a good thing. Additionally, would not it be a better idea to incorporate ethnic health facilities and consider their rules and regulations as there are many areas governed by ethnic administration?

[Aye Thinzar Oo]

Thank you for your insightful comment. I agree that incorporating ethnic health facilities into the malaria surveillance project is crucial, especially in areas governed by ethnic administration. I saw you incorporate ethnic health sectors in your presentation, and that’s why I feel your presentation is great.

[Cing Sian Dal]

Your presentation covers a comprehensive explanation of every topic for malaria surveillance. Regarding the data flow, an interesting question for me is what the data flow diagram looks like after the military coup.

[Aye Thinzar Oo]

Thank you for your comment. Changes in governance, data collection protocols, and reporting structures would likely affect the data flow diagram for malaria surveillance after a military coup. Due to instability in health information systems and exchangeable communication pathways among stakeholders, data reporting will also change.

[Wannisa Wongkamchan]

Thank you for sharing your surveillance system work. The integration with existing health systems is a strong feature, as it ensures smoother workflows and better data utilization.

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