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This document provides an overview of an outbreak of acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis in American Samoa and revised recommendations for poliomyelitis prevention. It discusses the epidemiology of the conjunctivitis outbreak, including case statistics and preventive measures taken. Additionally, it presents guidelines for the immunization of children and adults against poliomyelitis, including vaccine types, schedules, and recommendations for at-risk populations.

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1. Gather data on reported cases of illnesses and deaths for the week.
2. Ensure that the data is from reliable sources, such as hospitals, clinics, or public health reports.
3. Organize the data by categories such as disease type, demographics, and geographic location.
4. Use standardized formats to input data for consistency.
5. Analyze the data to identify trends, spikes, or unusual patterns in morbidity and mortality.
6. Compile comprehensive summaries and visualizations (e.g., graphs or charts) for easier interpretation.
7. Prepare a report highlighting key findings and possible public health implications.
8. Submit the report to relevant health authorities or agencies for review and publication.

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1. Public health officials for tracking disease trends and outbreaks.
2. Researchers studying epidemiological patterns and health interventions.
3. Healthcare providers for understanding community health issues.
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Morbidity and mortality weekly refers to a regular report that provides statistics and data on the incidence and prevalence of diseases, as well as the numbers of deaths in a given population over a specified time period.

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Healthcare providers, hospitals, and public health officials are typically required to file morbidity and mortality weekly reports to monitor public health and disease trends.

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The purpose of morbidity and mortality weekly reports is to inform public health officials and policymakers about health trends, identify outbreaks, and allocate resources effectively to address public health issues.

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Morbidity and mortality weekly reports must include data on confirmed cases of diseases, demographics of affected individuals, causes of death, and any relevant epidemiological information.