RSS 1.07. Regional Office for the Western Pacific
Sub-communities within this community
Recent Submissions
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Measles-Rubella Bulletin - Vol 12 Issue 12
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Review of national treatment guidelines for sexually transmitted infections in the Western Pacific Region [fact sheet]
(WPR/2018/DCD/004, 2018)This fact sheet reviewed treatment guidelines for four sexually transmitted infections (STI), gonorrhoea, syphilis, chlamydia and herpes simplex virus, for 26 countries and areas in the Western Pacific Region in accordance with the 2016 WHO STI guidelines. -
Polio Bulletin 2019
(2019) -
Final report of the sixty-ninth session of the Regional Committee for the Western Pacific
(WPR/RC69/14, 2018) -
Polio Bulletin - 2018, Issue no. 25 (Week 50)
(2018-12-18) -
Measles-Rubella Bulletin - Vol 12 Issue 11
(2018-11) -
Polio Bulletin - 2018, Issue no. 24 (Week 48)
(2018-12-05) -
收集、处理或贮存潜在感染脊灰病毒材料设施的风险最小化指南 [Guidance to minimize risks for facilities collecting, handling or storing materials potentially infectious for polioviruses]
(WPR/2018/CHN/003, 2018)本指南旨在便于处理人类粪便标本、呼吸道样本或环境污水的实验室，鉴别潜在感染脊灰病毒的材料。取决于收集的地点和时间，这些材料可能含有感染性脊灰病毒，这些病毒已在野外被消灭（2型）或几近消灭（1型和3型）。鉴别、销毁以实现消除或降低处理此类材料的风险，不仅对维护实验室工作人员及其社区的安全非常重要，对于全球消灭脊灰的成功也同样至关重要。 -
Primary health care in the Western Pacific Region : looking back and future directions
(2018)The Western Pacific Region of the World Health Organization is highly diverse as it is composed of countries with advanced economies, transition economies, and the Pacific island countries and areas (PICs). Despite this diversity, the Region is experiencing some common epidemiological, governance and demographic trends which include population ageing and mobility, rapid urbanization, decentralization, persistent inequities despite rapid economic growth, unfinished agendas in reproductive health and infectious disease control, rise of noncommunicable ... -
Eliminating mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B [fact sheet]
(WPR/2018/DCD/003, 2018) -
Measles-Rubella Bulletin - Vol 12 Issue 10
(2018-10)
