Comparative evaluation of community event-based and indicator-based components of MSF’s ‘Tea Team Surveillance System’ in the Somali Region, Ethiopia

Does the Tea Team Surveillance System generate data that is useful for public health action and how do the attributes of the different components of the Tea Team Surveillance System compare?

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Additional Info

Field label Study data
ReMit reference OCA020-62
MSF Operational Center MSF Operational Center Amsterdam
Principal Investigator wardher-epidem@oca.msf.org
Study Coordinator Patrick Keating
Methodology Mixed methods study
Data Collection Tool Excel
Language en
Study setting Stable
Year data collection was conducted 2019-2021
Article DOI https://doi.org/10.70014/4h2xqvx4
External Collaborators No
Date study added 23-January-2025
Caveats NA
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