Administrative barriers are obstacles within the organizational structures and procedures of public health institutions. Key administrative barriers include:
Bureaucratic Delays: Complex administrative processes can delay the implementation of public health measures, reducing their effectiveness. Interagency Coordination: Lack of coordination among different health agencies can lead to fragmented responses, undermining comprehensive epidemiological efforts. Data Management: Inefficient data collection and management systems hinder timely analysis and dissemination of epidemiological findings. Workforce Constraints: Insufficient training and staffing in public health agencies can limit their capacity to conduct thorough epidemiological investigations.
