PLoS Medicine (Apr 2016)
Mobile Phones As Surveillance Tools: Implementing and Evaluating a Large-Scale Intersectoral Surveillance System for Rabies in Tanzania.
- Zacharia Mtema,
- Joel Changalucha,
- Sarah Cleaveland,
- Martin Elias,
- Heather M Ferguson,
- Jo E B Halliday,
- Daniel T Haydon,
- Gurdeep Jaswant,
- Rudovick Kazwala,
- Gerry F Killeen,
- Tiziana Lembo,
- Kennedy Lushasi,
- Alpha D Malishee,
- Rebecca Mancy,
- Matthew Maziku,
- Eberhard M Mbunda,
- Geofrey J M Mchau,
- Roderick Murray-Smith,
- Kristyna Rysava,
- Khadija Said,
- Maganga Sambo,
- Elizabeth Shayo,
- Lwitiko Sikana,
- Sunny E Townsend,
- Honorathy Urassa,
- Katie Hampson
Affiliations
- Zacharia Mtema
- Joel Changalucha
- Sarah Cleaveland
- Martin Elias
- Heather M Ferguson
- Jo E B Halliday
- Daniel T Haydon
- Gurdeep Jaswant
- Rudovick Kazwala
- Gerry F Killeen
- Tiziana Lembo
- Kennedy Lushasi
- Alpha D Malishee
- Rebecca Mancy
- Matthew Maziku
- Eberhard M Mbunda
- Geofrey J M Mchau
- Roderick Murray-Smith
- Kristyna Rysava
- Khadija Said
- Maganga Sambo
- Elizabeth Shayo
- Lwitiko Sikana
- Sunny E Townsend
- Honorathy Urassa
- Katie Hampson
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1002002
- Journal volume & issue
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Vol. 13,
no. 4
p. e1002002
Abstract
Katie Hampson and colleagues describe their experience of developing and deploying a large-scale rabies surveillance system based on mobile phones in southern Tanzania.
