The review addressed the limitations of diagnostic capacity, reporting systems, and population-level data concerning high-burden and emerging pathogens within Jordan and Palestine. Specifically, the growth in the number of cases with respiratory tract infections, protozoal diarrheal diseases, and brucellosis indicates that improvements in surveillance systems and diagnostic processes need to be standardized and implemented throughout Jordan and Palestine to provide accurate and reliable diagnoses. In addition, improving the quality and quantity of the data and incorporating new technologies and other innovative approaches as a complement to existing public health indicators within Jordan and Palestine would be beneficial for better detecting these diseases at the earliest possible time and would provide the opportunity to establish evidence-based disease management strategies within the region.
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Eman Farouq Badran
Abdullah Rayyan
Mira Al Jaberi
Frontiers in Digital Health
York University
Qatar University
University of Jordan
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75e27c6e9836116a288bd — DOI: https://doi.org/10.3389/fdgth.2025.1713089
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