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RAPID HEALTH ASSESSMENT PROTOCOLS FOR EMERGENCIES
( By WHO - OMS, 1999 )

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2 - Presenting results

In presenting the results of your assessment, indicate the following:


· Estimate geographical magnitude and health impact in numbers of projected cases and deaths.

· Estimate needs for outside assistance based on preliminary findings (e.g. drugs, vaccines, technical personnel, and logistics and communications support).

· Give recommendations on the following:




- priority activities and priority at-risk groups, if the disease has been diagnosed; refer to existing emergency plans that may have been prepared; and

- further epidemiological field investigations, if the epidemic is still not well understood.



· Convey the rapid assessment findings to decision-makers at community, subnational, national and international levels.

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