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Monitoring and Epidemiological Assessment of the Programme to Eliminate Lymphatic Filariasis at Implemention Unit Level
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Reuniones/conferencias e Informes anuales
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Eliminación de la Filariasis Linfática en las Américas: Reunión de Gerentes de Programas Regionales (Puerto Príncipe, Haití, 4-6 septiembre 2002)
La eliminación de la filariasis linfática empezó en China en los años cincuenta como un fenómeno agro-económico. El éxito del programa se basó en un compromiso sostenido del gobierno, y los esfuerzos colectivos permitieron que China eliminara la filariasis linfática como problema de salud pública. La Región de las Américas podría ser la primera en llegar a la meta de la eliminación debido a avances recientes que indican claramente la factibilidad. Esta página brinda un resumen de la reunión y acceso al informe completo en inglés. Más información »
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Eliminación de la filariasis linfática en las Américas: Informe, Primera Reunión de Jefes de Programas Regionales (República Dominicana, 9-11 agosto 2000)
La Organización Panamericana de la Salud / Organización Mundial de la Salud (OPS/OMS) está cien por ciento comprometida a promover y apoyar la eliminación de la filariasis linfática en las Américas. Junto con el Centro Colaborador de la OMS en los Centros para Control y Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) estadounidense y otros colaboradores clave, la OPS/OMS patrocinó y copatrocinó la Primera Reunión de Jefes de Programas Regionales para Eliminación de la Filariasis Linfática en las Américas. Esta página brinda un resumen de la reunión y acceso al informe completo en inglés. Más información »
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A Turning Point 2007: Report of the Global Partners' Meeting on Neglected Tropical Diseases (Geneva, Switzerland, 19-20 April 2007)
An estimated one billion people--one sixth of the world’s population--are infected with one or more neglected tropical diseases. These diseases are largely ancient infectious diseases that thrive in impoverished settings, especially in the heat and humidity of tropical climates. This meeting of 200 key international partners declared to the world that control of these diseases deserves high priority on the global public health agenda and still greater determination to deliver appropriate health care to the millions of poor people in need.
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Consensus Statement on Prevention of Disability (Consensus Development Conference on the Prevention of Disability [POD], Cebu City, Philippines, 13–16 September 2006)
The objectives of the conference were to discuss POD activities in the context of leprosy and other chronic diseases, such as Buruli ulcer, lymphatic filariasis and diabetes; to agree on basic definitions; to agree on a basic, evidence-based approach to POD that is part of routine case management; to agree on the elements of home-based self-care; to agree on methods of monitoring and reporting POD activities; and to agree on priorities for further clinical and operational research in POD. This page contains the executive summary and access to the 9-page statement in PDF, with specific bibliographical references. More »
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Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination in the Americas: 6th Regional Program Managers' Meeting, 5th Regional Program Review Group Meeting (San José, Costa Rica, 25–27 October 2005)
This page offers full conference proceedings (PDF report and all PowerPoint country, group and partner presentations) for the two back-to-back meetings on lymphatic filariasis elimination: the Program Managers Meeting (PPM) and the Regional Program Managers Meeting (RPMM). Here can be found the most up-to-date information available on the status of LF in the seven countries that participated in the meeting (Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago, Brazil, Guyana, and Suriname). More »
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Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination in the Americas: 5th Regional Program Managers' Meeting, 4th Regional Program Review Group Meeting (Paramaribo, Suriname, 26–29 October 2004)
This page offers the complete conference proceedings for both meetings, combined in one volume, with PowerPoint presentations integrated therein. It outlines the progress made in eliminating lymphatic filariasis (elephantiasis), a dread disease of poverty causing permanent disability and thus constituting a major economic and social burden. Attending the meeting were those countries where the disease is still endemic or close to eradication, where major elimination efforts are underway. More »
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Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination in the Americas: Regional Program Managers' Meeting (Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, 4-6 September, 2002)
Filariasis elimination began in China in 1950s as an agricultural/economic issue. The success of its program relied on a sustained government commitment, and collective efforts allowed China to eliminate lymphatic filariasis as a public-health problem. The Americas Region could very well be the first to reach the elimination goal, with recent breakthroughs clearly indicating this as feasible. This page offers a summary of the meeting and access to the full-text conference report in bookmarked PDF.
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Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination in the Americas: 2nd Regional Program Managers' Meeting (Georgetown, Guyana, 20-22 August 2001)
This second meeting focused on country progress in the elimination of LF (elephantiasis); the report contains country reports from the seven endemic countries participating (Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Haiti, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago) and plans of action for the coming year. This page contains the 39-page full-text report. More in PDF »
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