Ethiopian Public Health
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Epidemiological Bulletin
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Event-based Surveillance reports
Event-based public health surveillance looks at reports, stories, rumors, and other information about health events that could be a serious risk to public health.
Case report/study
These are reports of an individual patient on their symptoms, treatment reactions on a disease or condition of interest. These reports normally focus on unusual reactions or occurrences.
Outbreak Report
This a report that document and summarize all the steps, main findings and recommendations of the outbreak investigation
Risk Communication
This is a message directed towards the public, health professional and stake holders regarding current and priority given public health issues.
About
The Ethiopian Weekly Epidemiological Bulletin (EWEB) is a communication tool produced by EPHI’s Early Warning and Information System Management Directorate to provide health professionals and the public with authoritative, timely, and influential source of information and recommendations for actions to minimize public health threats.
To create a well-informed community as well as bridge the gap between researchers, policy-makers and health professionals.
The EWEB serves as the government’s primary communication channel for disseminating public health information. It is produced by analyzing data from the Integrated diseases surveillance and response (IDSR) system which is collected nationwide. It also exhibits the seasonal trends of diseases, reports on outbreaks, global news, research, articles and risk communication for the community.
Latest Publications & Posts
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ANC Outcome in Resource-Limited Regions of Ethiopia
Background: Maternal healthcare in resource-limited regions of Ethiopia has long been a concern due to numerous challenges, including limited access to healthcare facilities, socioeconomic disparities,
Malaria elimination in Amhara region, Ethiopia
Malaria is a formidable health challenge in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa, including our own backyard, the Amhara Region in Ethiopia.
Staying Informed and Safe: Cholera Outbreak in Ethiopia
Our community is our strength. Look out for your neighbors, especially the elderly and young children, who may be more vulnerable. Share this information with friends and family so we can all stay informed and safe together.
Staying Informed and Safe: Cholera Outbreak in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Cholera is a bacterial infection that can cause severe diarrhea and dehydration. It’s often spread through contaminated water or food. In densely populated areas like
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In our Authors guideline section, you will find information on the entire publishing process.
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Summit research findings, health events and Event Based Surveillance reports, Field Investigation analysis/reports, Outbreak investigation report, Case report, case series and Risk communication blogs
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