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The document discusses the Philippines Department of Health's efforts to boost universal health coverage through monitoring and evaluating their hospital sentinel surveillance program. It provides information on pilot indicators and next steps, which include regular consultative meetings for selected pilot sites, weekly status reports, and guidance on which software new and old sentinel sites should utilize. Contact information is also provided for any issues or concerns related to the electronic disease surveillance systems.
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