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2. Farmworker Mobility and COVID-19 Vaccination Strategies: Yuma County, Arizona, 2021

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Franc, Katherine A., primary, Phippard, Alba E., additional, Ruedas, Priscila, additional, Pinto, Sarah J., additional, Mehta, Kanan, additional, Montiel, Sonia, additional, Contreras, Sonia, additional, Katz, Hannah, additional, McIntyre, Elvira, additional, Lopez, Benito, additional, Kreutzberg-Martinez, Michelle, additional, Steiner, Daisy, additional, Gomez, Diana, additional, and Merrill, Rebecca, additional

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2024
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5. Using Population Mobility Patterns to Adapt COVID-19 Response Strategies in 3 East Africa Countries

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Merrill, Rebecca D., primary, Kilamile, Fadhili, additional, White, Mwabi, additional, Eurien, Daniel, additional, Mehta, Kanan, additional, Ojwang, Joseph, additional, Laurent-Comlan, Marianne, additional, Babigumira, Peter Ahabwe, additional, Nakiire, Lydia, additional, Boos, Alexandra, additional, Gatei, Wangeci, additional, Harris, Julie R., additional, Magazani, Alain, additional, Ocom, Felix, additional, Ssekubugu, Robert, additional, Kigozi, Godfrey, additional, Senyana, Florent, additional, Iyese, Francis B., additional, Elyanu, Peter James, additional, Ward, Sarah, additional, Makumbi, Issa, additional, Muruta, Allan, additional, McIntyre, Elvira, additional, Massa, Khalid, additional, Ario, Alex R., additional, Mayinja, Harriet, additional, Remidius, Kakulu, additional, and Ndungi, Dede N., additional

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2022
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6. Population Movement Patterns Among the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda During an Outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease: Results from Community Engagement in Two Districts--Uganda, March 2019

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Nakiire, Lydia, Mwanja, Herman, Pillai, Satish K., Gasanani, Jonan, Ntungire, Dickson, Nsabiyumva, Stephen, Mafigiri, Richardson, Muneza, Nick, Ward, Sarah E., Daffe, Zeinabou, Ahabwe, Peter Babigumira, Kyazze, Simon, Ojwang, Joseph, Homsy, Jaco, McIntyre, Elvira, Lamorde, Mohammed, Walwema, Richard, Makumbi, Issa, Muruta, Allan, and Merrill, Rebecca D.

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Ebola hemorrhagic fever, Ebola virus, Geospatial data, Public health, Communicable diseases, Diseases, Public health movements, Health, World Health Organization
Abstract

Tailoring communicable disease preparedness and response strategies to unique population movement patterns between an outbreak area and neighboring countries can help limit the international spread of disease. Global recognition of [...]

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2020

7. Preventing the cross‐border spread of zoonotic diseases: Multisectoral community engagement to characterize animal mobility—Uganda, 2020

Author

Medley, Alexandra Marie, primary, Gasanani, Jonan, additional, Nyolimati, Ceaser Adibaku, additional, McIntyre, Elvira, additional, Ward, Sarah, additional, Okuyo, Bosco, additional, Kabiito, Duncan, additional, Bender, Cristel, additional, Jafari, Zainab, additional, LaMorde, Mohammed, additional, Babigumira, Peter Ahabwe, additional, Nakiire, Lydia, additional, Agwang, Constance, additional, Merrill, Rebecca, additional, Ndumu, Deo, additional, and Doris, Kiconco, additional

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2021
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8. Planning and implementing a targeted polio vaccination campaign for Somali mobile populations in Northeastern Kenya based on migration and settlement patterns.

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Harvey, Bonnie, Dalal, Warren, Amin, Farah, McIntyre, Elvira, Ward, Sarah, Merrill, Rebecca D., Mohamed, Abdinoor, and Hsu, Christopher H.

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POLIO prevention, IMMIGRANTS, POLIOMYELITIS vaccines, GEOGRAPHIC information systems, IMMUNIZATION, FOCUS groups, HELP-seeking behavior, MEDICAL protocols, HUMAN services programs, DIET therapy, QUALITATIVE research, RESEARCH funding, MEASLES vaccines, DATA analysis software, RESIDENTIAL mobility, SOMALIS
Abstract

Supporting the global eradication of wildpoliovrisu (WPV), this project aimed to provide polio and measles vaccines to a population frequenty missed by immunization services and campaigns, ethnic Somali children living among mobile populations within Kenya's Northeastern Region. Additionally, nutritional support, albendazole (for treatment of intestinal parasites) and vitamin A were provided to improve children's health and in accordance with regional vaccination campaign practices. To better understand movement patterns and healthcare-seeking behaviors within this population, we trained community-based data collectors in qualitative and geospatial data collection methods. Data collectors conducted focus group and participatory mapping discussions with ethnic Somalis living in the region. Qualitative and geospatial data indicated movement patterns that followed partially definable routes and temporary settlement patterns with an influx of ethnic Somali migrants into Kenya at the start of the long rainy season (April–June). Community members also reported concerns about receiving healthcare services in regional health facilities. Using these data, an 8-week vaccination campaign was planned and implemented: 2196 children aged 0–59 months received polio vaccine (9% had not previously received polio vaccine), 2524 children aged 9–59 months received measles vaccine (27% had not previously received measles vaccine), 113 were referred for the treatment of severe acute malnourishment, 150 were referred to a supplementary feeding program due to moderate acute malnourishment, 1636 children aged 12–59 months were provided albendazole and 2008 children aged 6–59 months were provided with vitamin A. This project serves as an example for how community-based data collectors and local knowledge can help adapt public health programming to the local context and could aid disease eradication in at-risk populations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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