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Articles in Dec, 1992 issue of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report

• Surveillance: present and future
• Using surveillance data for decision making in public health
• Informatics in public health surveillance: current issues and future perspectives
• Using surveillance data to set health objectives: experiences from the National Epidemiology Board of Thailand
• Epidemiologic surveillance of the tobacco epidemic
• Surveillance: the tool and its users
• Public health surveillance: where are we? Where are we going?
• Perspectives of the legislator: allocating resources
• Setting priorities: the Canadian experience in communicable disease surveillance
• Disease surveillance in China
• Conveying public health surveillance data effectively
• Monitoring Trends and Determinants in Cardiovascular Disease in Germany: results of the MONICA Project Augsburg, 1985-1990
• The role of public health surveillance: information for effective action in public health
• Keynote address: key issues in public health surveillance for the 1990s
• Surveillance data for policy: a national and state approach
• Surveillance for environmental diseases in Hungary
• Future directions for surveillance
• Charge to symposium
• The World Bank's Health Sector Priorities Review: implications for surveillance data
• Priorities for public health surveillance when resources are limited
• Communicating with decision makers: experiences from Zimbabwe
• The role of surveillance in reducing morbidity and mortality from injuries
• Welcoming remarks
• Moving public health surveillance onto the health agenda: the perspective of a district health officer
• Public access to health information as a human right
• Computer networking as a tool for public health surveillance: the French experiment
• Communicating information for action
• Public health surveillance on the world health agenda