Electronic Surveillance System for COVID-19 Virus Management in Palestine: An Observational Study

Electronic Surveillance System for COVID-19 Virus Management in Palestine: An Observational Study

Hamsa Yasser Amro, Shahenaz Najjar, Mohammed Moreb
Copyright: © 2021 |Pages: 11
DOI: 10.4018/IJTD.288525
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Abstract

This research investigated the performance of the electronic surveillance system of COVID-19 and assessed its key attributes. The research results for the overall system performance were good (82.81%). The highest attribute score was 100% for representativeness and data completeness and the lowest score was 75.30% for acceptability. The COVID-19 surveillance system is generally simple and accepted by users, although the instability of electricity and the internet, the benefit from the training on the system, and the lack of willingness to participate in the system at the health facility level had the greatest impact on simplicity and acceptability scores. The quality and completeness of the data enabled stakeholders to carry out the most effective prevention and control activities. System developers indicated that the system has achieved the desired benefit, due to the flexibility and stability of the system and comprehensiveness of geographical coverage.
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Introduction

Recently during COVID 19 using and apply the e-surveillance system face many issues, related to system performance, and acceptability to the users, our research investigate the relation between using the e-surveillance, stakeholders, users and System developers.

Next section introduce background related to our research and how e-surveillance use with frameworks apply, the method section explain how used mixed-method which conducted in the West Bank region of Palestine, data collection and analysis apply to electronic surveillance system for Covid which found it’s simple, useful, flexible, acceptable, and representative.

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