Sentence examples for generation surveillance from inspiring English sources

Nine questionnaires were sent to all 31 member States and EEE/EFTA countries requesting data on the overall behavioural and second generation surveillance system and on surveillance in the general population, youth, men having sex with men (MSM), injecting drug users (IDU), sex workers (SW), migrants, people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), and sexually transmitted infection (STI) clinics patients.

Next generation surveillance systems using NDS hold great promise for improving the health of our global society.

In Russia, there is a current need for research on bridging groups, particularly female IDU sex workers and their male clients, and for implementation of second generation surveillance, including monitoring of HIV/STI rates and risk behaviour in well-defined representative samples from both high risk groups and the general population.

How about with the Joes' futuristic military base, all flashing screens, hi-tech weaponry, and next generation surveillance equipment, built under the Egyptian desert.

At present, there are 105 sites for second generation surveillance.

This was revealed through second generation surveillance conducted by HIV/AIDS Surveillance Project (HASP).

Second-generation surveillance as proposed for HIV might help to understand and prevent the spread of the HCV epidemic [ 56].

9 This study describes HIV/AIDS epidemiology in Israel during the last 30 years, based on a second-generation surveillance system, and highlights areas of concern in disease disparity between the affected communities.

The WHO/UNAIDS guidance on second-generation surveillance for HIV infection strongly recommends the use of behavioural surveillance in the planning and evaluation of behavioural interventions, particularly in countries with low-level or concentrated epidemics [ 41].

In addition, these activities are part and parcel of several focused efforts including the World Health Organization's (WHO) Second-Generation Surveillance [ 19], the Policy Project's A-Squared: Analysis & Advocacy [ 29], UNAIDS and World Bank's Modes of Transmission Study [ 30], and UNAIDS' "Know Your Epidemic" [ 31].

Central aims of second generation HIV surveillance are focussing surveillance on subgroups of the population at highest risk of infection and implementing surveillance that moves with the needs and state of the epidemic [ 21].