Quasi-experimental design reveals 65% adoption of surveillance systems by healthcare providers in Ethiopia, indicating significant geographic variation.
Key Points
Assess the adoption of public health surveillance systems among healthcare providers in Ethiopia.
Mixed-methods approach including surveys and interviews
Secondary data analysis
Focus on geographical disparities in adoption rates
65% of healthcare providers adopted public health surveillance systems
Significant variation observed between urban and rural settings (p < 0.01)
Recommendations for tailored training programmes in underserved areas