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Volume 28, Supplement—December 2022
SUPPLEMENT ISSUE
Workforce

Continuing Contributions of Field Epidemiology Training Programs to Global COVID-19 Response

Elizabeth BellComments to Author , Camille Mittendorf, Erika Meyer, Olivia Barnum, Carl Reddy, Seymour Williams, Henry Baggett, and Reina Turcios-Ruiz
Author affiliations: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA (E. Bell, C. Mittendorf, E. Meyer, O. Barnum, S. Williams, H. Baggett, R. Turcios-Ruiz); Task Force for Global Health, Decatur, Georgia, USA (C. Reddy); Training Programs in Epidemiology and Public Health Interventions Network (TEPHINET), Decatur (C. Reddy)

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FETPs reporting trainee or graduate support to COVID-19 preparedness and response by WHO response pillars 9 and 10, and by WHO regional office (AFRO, Africa; EMRO, Eastern Mediterranean; EURO, Europe; PAHO, Americas; SEARO, Southeast Asia; WPRO, Western Pacific). Programs indicating engagement of FETP trainees, graduates, or any FETP involvement (trainees or graduates) are shown. A) Pillar 9, maintaining essential health services and systems. B) Pillar 10, vaccine country readiness and delivery. S1, survey 1; S2, survey 2; WHO, World Health Organization.

Figure 4. FETPs reporting trainee or graduate support to COVID-19 preparedness and response by WHO response pillars 9 and 10, and by WHO regional office (AFRO, Africa; EMRO, Eastern Mediterranean; EURO, Europe; PAHO, Americas; SEARO, Southeast Asia; WPRO, Western Pacific). Programs indicating engagement of FETP trainees, graduates, or any FETP involvement (trainees or graduates) are shown. A) Pillar 9, maintaining essential health services and systems. B) Pillar 10, vaccine country readiness and delivery. S1, survey 1; S2, survey 2; WHO, World Health Organization.

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