Effective disease surveillance is the cornerstone of early detection, monitoring, and response to emerging health threats. To strengthen Surveillance-Alert-Response-Systems, GLC4HSR first conducted a systematic review of existing surveillance-assessment approaches, identifying best practices and gaps. We then convened a Special Interest Group (SIG), holding two SIG meetings and a peer-to-peer learning session, to translate evidence into action. Drawing on those discussions, we are in the process of developing a Blueprint for Strengthening Surveillance Systems, which was discussed through a multi-stakeholder roundtable. This iterative process ensures our approach to integrated, real-time surveillance is both evidence-based and tailored to country contexts.
March 2025: GLC4HSR Annual Conclave 2025 session “The Way Forward for Building Better Surveillance-Alert-Response-Systems”
November 2024: Co-hosted a roundtable on “Developing a Blueprint to Strengthen Surveillance-Alert-Response Systems.”
August 2022: Organized a workshop on building better Surveillance Alert Response Systems
August 2022: Organized the 2nd Special Interest Group Meeting
July 2022: Organized the 1st Special Interest Group Meeting
June 2022: Hosted a Peer-to-peer Learning Session on Disease Surveillance
Completed a systematic review of surveillance-system assessment approaches (manuscript under peer review).
Convened a Special Interest Group for disease surveillance and ran two expert peer-to-peer sessions.
Drafted a Blueprint for Surveillance Systems Strengthening.
Held a stakeholder roundtable to validate and refine surveillance-strengthening recommendations.
The GLC4HSR welcomes the association of multiple stakeholders working towards strengthening health and other social systems.