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Strengthening and Sustaining a Network of Public and Animal Health Clinical Laboratories in Pakistan Proceedings of a Joint Workshop (2023) / Chapter Skim
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7 Conclusion
Pages 77-80

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... A participant began by noting the many means of receiving and sending data from laboratories and clinics to a repository at the district via a disease surveillance network, and to various government facilities under the district, provincial, or national level. He asked how to facilitate the front end part of the network, meaning how to get people or animals to the laboratories so that the information about human and animal illnesses and their health can be included in the system itself.
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... In regard to the issues at hand, information allows healthcare workers and the government to respond. Surveillance data, and especially process data, can help experts understand trends and thus improve the capability to respond.
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... Zabta Shinwari closed the workshop with a word of gratitude to Arshad Ali, Executive Director, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan, for his concluding remarks, and for his support of the workshop. He urged more interaction and friendship between Pakistan and the United States, and he also thanked the teams from the Pakistan Academy of Sciences and the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine for organizing a successful event.
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