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Assessment of Preparedness for the COVID-19 Pandemic in Schools in Al-Rusafa District, Baghdad, Iraq, 2021

Assessment of Preparedness for the COVID-19 Pandemic in Schools in Al-Rusafa District, Baghdad, Iraq, 2021

Assessment of Preparedness for the COVID-19 Pandemic in Schools in Al-Rusafa District, Baghdad, Iraq, 2021

Authors of this article:

Marha Kamoona1 ;   Deepak Kumar2 ;   Alison Yoos3 ;   Bashar Abdul Latif4 ;   Ayad AL-Temeemy5 ;   Safaa Al Ghanimy6
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Marha Kamoona   1 , BDentSc, FETP ;   Deepak Kumar   2 ;   Alison Yoos   3 ;   Bashar Abdul Latif   4 ;   Ayad AL-Temeemy   5 ;   Safaa Al Ghanimy   6

1 International Health Regulations Section, Public Health Directorate, Iraqi Ministry of Health, Baghdad, Iraq

2 Medical Epidemiologist and Public Health Management Expert, Improving Public Health Management for Action Program, Director IHA, New Delhi, India

3 Improving Public Health Management for Action Program, African Field Epidemiology Network, Nairobi, Kenya

4 Department of Public Health, Al-Rusafa Department of Health, Baghdad, Iraq

5 Commission of Medical Tertiary Center, Iraqi Ministry of Health, Baghdad, Iraq

6 CDC Section, Karbala Department of Health, Karbala, Iraq

Corresponding Author:

  • Marha Kamoona, BDentSc, FETP
  • International Health Regulations Section
  • Public Health Directorate
  • Iraqi Ministry of Health
  • 8/1 Falestin Street
  • Rusafa, Area 503
  • Baghdad, 10064
  • Iraq
  • Phone: 964 7737593680
  • Email: kdr.marha@yahoo.com