Polio review in MalaysiaOn 13-20 February 2023 joint team of national and international experts (MoH of Malaysia, US CDC, WCO MYS, WPRO, WHO HQ) conducted review of polio programme performance in Malaysia.Read more in the latest issue of the bulletin!--Read more in the latest issue of the bulle...

17 February 2023, Vol. 98, No. 07, pp. 69–78 Now online IN THIS ISSUE 69 Typhoid fever surveillance, estimated incidence and progress towards introduction of typhoid conjugate vaccine – worldwide, 2018–2022 17 février 2023, Vol. 98, No. 07, pp. 69-78 Maintenant en ligne DANS CE NUMÉRO 69 S...

Volume 17, Issue 1 - January 2023The Measles and Rubella Bulletin is a monthly publication reporting progress towards achieving measles and rubella elimination in the Western Pacific Region. Inside each issue, we present the latest reported data by country on measles and rubella incidence, surveillance performance,...

FEBRUARY 15, 2023 HOT TOPICS2023 Vaccine Schedule The 2023 ACIP Recommended Immunization Schedules have been released! The available schedules present the routine vaccination schedule as well as the approved catch-up schedules. The updated versions for children, teens, and adults can be found by visiting cdc.gov. Addition...

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We view capacity strengthening as a deliberate, locally led process to enhance the knowledge and skills of an organization’s workforce and support its processes, systems, and programs. These efforts can help an organization develop partnerships, mobilize resources, achieve results, and influence broader systems change. We do this by using an iterat...

Recently Published Articles and ResourcesImproving Service Experience to Build Resilient Health SystemsIn a new PLOS Global Public Health blog, JSI’s Samantha Noor and Hannah Hausi delve into the importance of addressing health service delivery challenges. Their commentary illustrates how to improve availability, accessibility, and quality of healt...

HIV programs have long prioritized person-centered care, and it’s exciting to see other health domains such as supply chain management and TB treatment adopting this approach. Person-centered care acknowledges people’s dignity, finds out what is important to them, and puts them at the center of health programs at all levels—individual, community, h...

In 2021, 25 million children missed essential vaccines, in large part due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our approach to supporting immunization programs are locally led, embedding local experts who are focused on equitable recovery for all communities. We are partnering with countries— by using digital solutions, behavioral interventions, and other inn...

It’s a new year. At JSI, we continue to pursue health equity and meet the needs of communities globally through strong and transformative health supply chains that enable people to thrive. We take an end-to-end approach to make services and commodities readily accessible where and when people need them. We look forward to our continued partnerships...

JSI International Bulletin, December 2022, Issue 11 A round-up of news and resources from JSI’s international division View this email in your browser December 2022, Issue 11 A roundup of the latest news and resources from the international division centers and projects Welcome to the eleventh issue of the monthly internal JSI International Bulleti...

This weekly report provides key highlights and operational recommendations based on social media monitoring from January 30- February 6 in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa, as well as relevant information on current mis/disinformation. https://www.afro.who.int/sites/default/files/2023-02/AIRA%20Infodemic%20Trends%20Report%20-%20Januar...

This weekly report provides key highlights and operational recommendations based on social media monitoring from January 23-30 in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa, as well as relevant information on current mis/disinformation. https://www.afro.who.int/sites/default/files/2023-02/AIRA%20Infodemic%20Trends%20Report%20-%20January%2023-30...

This weekly report provides key highlights and operational recommendations based on social media monitoring from January 16-23 in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa, as well as relevant information on current mis/disinformation. https://www.afro.who.int/sites/default/files/2023-01/AIRA%20Infodemic%20Trends%20Report%20-%20January%2016-23...

This weekly report provides key highlights and operational recommendations based on social media monitoring from January 9-16 in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa, as well as relevant information on current mis/disinformation. https://www.afro.who.int/sites/default/files/2023-01/AIRA%20Infodemic%20Trends%20Report%20-%20January%209-16%2...

This weekly report provides key highlights and operational recommendations based on social media monitoring from January 2-9 in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa, as well as relevant information on current mis/disinformation. https://www.afro.who.int/sites/default/files/2023-01/AIRA%20Infodemic%20Trends%20Report%20-%20January%202-9%202...

This weekly report provides key highlights and operational recommendations based on social media monitoring from December 26-January 2 in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa, as well as relevant information on current mis/disinformation. https://www.afro.who.int/sites/default/files/2023-01/AIRA%20Infodemic%20Trends%20Report%20-December%2...

This weekly report provides key highlights and operational recommendations based on social media monitoring from December 12-19 in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa, as well as relevant information on current mis/disinformation. https://www.afro.who.int/sites/default/files/2023-01/AIRA%20Infodemic%20Trends%20Report%20-%2012-19%20Decemb...

This weekly report provides key highlights and operational recommendations based on social media monitoring from December 5-12 in Eastern, Western and Southern Africa, as well as relevant information on current mis/disinformation. Descriptions of online engagements and information gathering are listed in the methodology. https://www.afro....

10 February 2023, Vol. 98, No. 06, pp. 63–68 Now online IN THIS ISSUE 63 Strengthening genomic surveillance capacity for epidemic-prone pathogens by training personnel from public health laboratories in Brazil and Paraguay 10 février 2023, Vol. 98, No. 06, pp. 63-68 Maintenant en ligne DAN...