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HEALTH
REGULATIONS
By
DR.VENU BOLISETTI
M.B.B.S,D.P.H,
pg in M.D (community medicine)
AIM
a) assist countries to work together to save
lives and livelihoods endangered by the spread
of diseases and other health risks, and
1. sanitary-epidemiological situation,
2. organizing and conducting preventive activities,
3. indicating and identifying pathogenic biological
agents in the environmental sites,
4. conducting laboratory analysis of biological
materials,
5. suppressing hotbeds of infectious diseases,
6. providing advisory and practical assistance to local
health authorities.
Achieving international public health security is one
of the main challenges arising from the new and
complex landscape of public health.
Strengthening countries' disease surveillance and
response systems is central to improving public
health security in each country and globally.
WHO's unique public health mandate, worldwide
network, well established global partnership and
long-standing experience in international disease
control constitute an exceptional and unique asset
for supporting countries in strengthening their
capacity and for achieving international health
security.
The IHR comprise a legal instrument
specifically designed to support the attainment
of this goal.
Meeting the requirements in the revised IHR
(2005) is a challenge that requires time,
commitment and the willingness to change.
2. Health security,
3. Capacity,
4. Evidence,
5. Partnership and
6. Performance.