Held Training and Meetings for 127 Monitoring Agencies

Creating a Safe Gumi to Prevent Infectious Disease Outbreaks and Spread

On the 5th, the Gumi Public Health Center in Gyeongbuk conducted the '2023 Disease Information Monitoring Network Operation Training and Meeting' for 127 disease information monitoring sites at the open yard of the health center.

Gumi Public Health Center.

Gumi Public Health Center.

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The disease information monitoring network is part of the statutory infectious disease surveillance system and consists of hospitals and clinics, industrial health managers, health teachers from elementary, middle, and high schools, social welfare facilities, and daycare centers.


The institution's personnel promote infectious disease prevention and management guidelines and play a role in promptly reporting to the health center in case of various infectious disease outbreaks to detect group outbreaks early and prevent the spread of infectious diseases within the community.


This training included instructions on the activities and duties of disease information monitoring agents. A special lecture titled "Health and Infectious Diseases" was given by Park Seong-jun, Deputy Director of the Gyeongbuk Infectious Disease Management Support Group and professor in the Department of Preventive Medicine at Dongguk University. After education on statutory infectious diseases and infectious diseases in general, a session for Q&A and discussion was also held to facilitate communication.



Choi Hyun-joo, director of the Gumi Public Health Center, stated, "We will do our best to prevent the spread of infectious diseases by exchanging information regularly with related organizations, encouraging active participation of monitoring agents, and promoting infectious disease prevention guidelines."


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