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Please note that files for the July 2004 and subsequent meetings contain both meeting minutes and the decision paper signed by the Director, Defense Health Agency, approving or disapproving the recommendations of the Committee. The July 2004 meeting marked the first meeting under the new DoD P&T Committee charter, which established a new membership structure and approval authority.
The M2 Data Dictionary is organized using tabs that generally correspond to the object classes as named in the M2. The tabs are arranged in the order their data is presented on the M2. Appendices information is presented last, with the tabs in alphabetical order.
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Spreadsheet contains a collection of M2 Blaster Messages in chronological order. This workbook is divided into 3 parts: 1. Open Blasters: Data alert messages issued by DHSS as a M2 Blaster Message that remain unresolved. 2. Closed Blasters: Data issues that were released as a M2 Blaster Message from DHSS that are resolved or for informational purposes only. 3. Data Issues: These are M2 data issues that were not released via a M2 Blaster Message, however, were posted by M2 data Subject Matter Experts for informational purposes. Some blaster messages released prior to 21 MAR 06 are not included and were routine, maintenance or closed issues.
Spreadsheet contains a collection of MDR Alert Messages in chronological order (most recent messages up front). This workbook is divided into 3 parts: 1. Open Blasters: Data alert messages issued by DHSS as a MDR Blaster Message that remain unresolved. 2. Closed Blasters: Data issues that were released as a MDR Blaster Message from DHSS that are resolved or for informational purposes only. 3. Data Issues: These are MDR data issues that were not released via a MDR Blaster Message, however, were posted by MDR data Subject Matter Experts for informational purposes.
The MDR Data Dictionary is organized using tabs that generally correspond to the data elements as named in the MDR. The tabs are arranged in the order their data is presented on the MDR, with an informational tab following those that pertain to a specific data type. Appendices' information is presented last, with the tabs in alphabetical order.
From 30 APR 2018 to 17 APR 2019, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) Ministry of Health (MOH) has reported 1,302 (+195) confirmed and probable Ebola virus disease (EVD) cases from 21 health zones (HZs) in North Kivu and Ituriprovinces in northeastern DRC. On both 11 and 13 APR, the Ministry of Health (MOH) reported 20 newly confirmed cases, the highest incidence reported in a single day since the start of the outbreak. KatwaHZ remains the outbreak hotspot, but newly confirmed cases continue to be reported from multiple HZs. From 21 MAR to 10 APR, Katwa, Vuhovi, and MandimaHZs reported the highest number of cases, 62% of the 214 confirmed cases reported. There have been 843 (+148) deaths (case fatality proportion 65%). As of 17 APR, confirmed and probable cases have been reported from Katwa(432 (+110)), (Beni(260 (+10)), Butembo(122 (+18)), Mabalako(111 (+5)), Vuhovi(73 (+24)), Kalunguta(64 (+3)), Oicha(40 (+1)), Masereka(31 (+2)), Kyondo(19 (+1)), Musienene(8 (-1)), Kayna(7 (-1)), Biena(6), Manguredjipa(5), Mutwanga(4), and Lubero(4)HZs in North Kivu Province. In IturiProvince, cases have been reported from Mandima(75 (+19)), Komanda(36), Tchomia(2), Rwampara(1), Nyankunde(1), and Bunia (1)HZs.On 11 APR, the MOH reported that two workers at RughendaAirport in Butembowere transferred to an Ebola Treatment Unit (ETU) after testing positive for EVD. Response teams vaccinated airport staff anddisinfected the airport.
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