Comparative analysis shows improved vaccine uptake in Kenya during epidemics, suggesting effective strategies for public health management.
The resilience of health systems in responding to epidemics is crucial for effective public health management in Africa. A comparative analysis of available data from official health records and literature reviews to assess system performance and adaptability in crisis situations. The study identified a significant improvement in vaccine uptake during the outbreak compared to previous years (35% increase), attributed to effective communication strategies. Kenya's health system demonstrated resilience by leveraging community engagement and technological innovations, which can serve as a model for other African countries facing similar challenges. Enhanced collaboration between government, private sector, and non-governmental organizations is recommended to improve epidemic preparedness and response strategies. Health systems resilience, Epidemics, Kenya, Public health management
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