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Adjusting for reporting lags in remote regions to improve malaria surveillance: Guyana as a case study

2020-09-09

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Time lags in reporting to national surveillance systems represent a major barrier for the control of infectious diseases, preventing timely decision making and resource allocation. This issue is particularly acute for infectious diseases like malaria, which often impact rural and remote communities the hardest. In Guyana, a country located in South America, poor connectivity among remote malaria-endemic regions ha...

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a8095e05-49bc-5acf-af3a-625a48d01efe
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10.1101/2020.09.08.20178756
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