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This document outlines key components for improving disease surveillance in India, including integrating and centralizing disease surveillance data, strengthening public health laboratories, using information technology and networks to share surveillance information, and focusing on human resource development. The overall goal is to improve disease surveillance across the country.
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- 8. COMPONENTS INTEGRATING & CENTRALISING DISEASE SURVEILLANCE STRENGTHENING PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORIES USING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & NETWORK IN DISEASE SURVILLANCE HRD
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