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7.1.2 Monitor timeliness and completeness of monthly reporting 707.1.3 Identify and seek solutions to problems in reporting 717.1.4 Reporting to higher levels 717.1.5 Identify targets and indicators 717.1.6 Select data to serve as indicators 737.2 Conduct supervision 737.2.1 Improve job descriptions to include surveillance tasks relevant to each 73category of health staff7.2.2 Prepare a supervision plan 737.2.3 Conduct supervisory visits 737.2.4 Use a supervisory checklist 747.2.5 Write a report of the supervisory visit 757.3 Use all supervisory visits to improve surveillance activities in the district 757.4 Annually evaluate quality of surveillance and response 757.4.1 Determine indicators and programme targets 757.4.2 Compile and organise monitoring and other results 767.4.3 Analyse results 767.4.4 Identify problems and their causes 767.4.5 Prioritise plans for improvements to surveillance and response in the 77following year’s plan7.4.6 Provide feedback to health facilities about the evaluation 77Section 8: Community-based Surveillance 798.1 Rationale for a CBS system 808.2 Design of a CBS system 808.2.1 Specific objectives 808.2.2 The role of information 818.2.2.1 Data collection and reporting 818.2.2.2 Data analysis, response and feedback 828.2.3 The role of the CBS worker 828.2.3.1 Worker duties 828.2.3.2 Worker selection 838.2.3.3 Worker training 838.2.3.4 Worker supervision 848.2.3.5 Worker motivation and incentive 848.2.3.6 Worker education 84Section 9: Summary Guidelines for Specific Priority Diseases and Conditions 85Annex 1: Using Assessment Results to Improve Surveillance and Response at the District 117LevelAnnex 2: Case Definitions for Identification and Reporting of Priority Diseases and 121ConditionsviTable of Contents