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Leishmaniasis en las Américas: Situación actual y desafíos para el control (Octubre 2011)
- 1. Octubre de 2011 Programa Regional de Leishmaniasis Organización Panamericana de la Salud/OMS Leishmaniasis en las Américas: Situación actual y desafíos para el control
- 2. Contenidos de la presentación
- 3. 1. Aspectos generales
- 6. Por qué es importante para la salud pública? Leishmaniasis
- 7. 2. Marco de las acciones
- 11. 3. E pidemiologia y acciones vigilancia y control
- 14. sociales ambientales humanos biológicos Leishmaniasis en las Américas
- 16. Casos de leishmaniasis visceral, según país, Américas, 2006 -2010 Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países Leishmaniasis visceral en las Américas
- 17. Casos y percentual de leishmaniasis visceral en Brasil y Américas, 2006 -2010 Leishmaniasis visceral en las Américas Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países
- 18. Nº de casos de Leishmaniose visceral, según países prioritários, Américas, 2006 -2010 Leishmaniasis visceral en las Américas Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países
- 21. Casos de leishmaniasis cutánea, según Región, Américas, 2006 -2010 Leishmaniasis cutánea en las Américas Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países
- 22. Casos de leishmaniasis cutánea, según países de mayor ocurencia, Américas, 2006 -2010 Leishmaniasis cutánea en las Américas Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países
- 23. Casos de leishmaniasis cutánea, según país y Región Centro América, 2006 -2010 Leishmaniasis cutánea en las Américas Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países
- 24. Casos de leishmaniasis cutánea, según país y Región Andina, Américas 2006 -2010 Leishmaniasis cutánea en las Américas Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países
- 25. Casos de leishmaniasis cutánea em Brasil y CONOSUR , Américas 2006 -2010 Leishmaniasis cutánea en las Américas Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países
- 26. Casos leishmaniasis tegumentaria y proporción de mucosa en las Américas, 2006 -2010 Fuente: OPS/OMS – Datos disponibles por los programas control de leishmaniasis de los Países Leishmaniasis cutánea y mucosa en las Américas
- 28. 4. Acciones Propuestas 2011 -2015
- 32. Leishmaniasis en las Américas Acciones 2011-2015
- 35. 5. Desafíos
- 39. Muchas Gracias “ El trabajo integrado unifica y fortalece…” [email_address] [email_address]
Notes de l'éditeur
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.
- 1) PAHO/WHO assists the countries of the Americas in VPH through PANAFTOSA Center, consultants in VPH in 31 PAHO/WHO Representative Offices, and 18 Collaborating Centers. Main regional aims: elimination of human rabies; fmd eradication; food safety and surveillance, prevention, and preparedness for emerging zoonoses and food borne diseases.