Challenges for Electronic Disease Surveillance in Developing Settings

Electronic disease surveillance plays a crucial role in managing public health in developing settings, yet it faces numerous challenges. These include inadequate infrastructure, limited access to technology, lack of training for health workers, and issues with data privacy and security. Additionally, cultural barriers and the variability in disease reporting can hinder the effectiveness of such systems. Addressing these challenges is essential for enhancing disease prevention and response capabilities, ultimately leading to better health outcomes in these regions.

• disease surveillance
• developing countries
• public health
• technology infrastructure
• training health workers
• data privacy
• cultural barriers
• health outcomestext

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