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Medicina y Seguridad del Trabajo

On-line version ISSN 1989-7790Print version ISSN 0465-546X

Abstract

NOGUER ZAMBRANO, Isabel. Monitoring of public health as a tool for disease control and risk factors and applications to. Med. segur. trab. [online]. 2016, vol.62, suppl., pp.35-42. ISSN 1989-7790.

All professionals serving health and in particular health administration have in common and activities likely to coordination and improvement. At this meeting I want to mention two experiences and knowledge: the Inspection of health services and also managers of the disabling consequences of disease. And ours, epidemiologists and managers information on diseases and risk factors of the population, serving the health authority and citizens. There are large areas of collaboration between features that would emphasize especially, facing greater coordination and improving our public health service. Conclusions: Through data analysis and interpretation of these the final elements are specified to produce reports and specific recommendations goes to the health authority in our regional case (if it is a regional problem) or national if an intervention at the state level is required. Priorities and working protocols related to epidemiological surveillance are discussed in the "Presentation Epidemiological Surveillance", consisting of the heads of all state administrations with responsibility for monitoring, and for all regions, and the CNE. It is the MSSSI who coordinates this paper and who makes, along with the CNE's agenda topics. Valuing especially communicable diseases, chronic, and mental illness, as processes of greater health, employment and social impact. Also proceeding through the monitoring of public health to the evaluation of health policies and interventions.

Keywords : Health surveillance; occupational health; epidemiology.

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