Abstract

A REPORT ON COMMUNICABLE DISEASE METHOD OF PREVENTION TREATMENT IN INDIA

Eram Khan*, Sunil Kumar, K. Prabhu and Seema Saini

Abstract

Infectious disease surveillance is acknowledged as the cornerstone of public health policy and practice. Making sure that infectious illnesses are successfully and efficiently monitored is the goal of the evaluation of communicable diseases surveillance systems (CDSS). The purpose of this study is to reflect on the CDSS evaluation experiences of both developed and developing nations in order to draw lessons for system improvement worldwide. Although it has been demonstrated that these risk factors raise the likelihood of NCDs, little is known about their broader impact on communicable illnesses. This review sought to synthesize studies assessing the impact of behavioural risk factors frequently linked to NCDs on risks of developing a variety of common communicable diseases.

Keywords: communicable diseases, RCHEs, Health Goals, Microbial Probes & surveillance.