multidisciplinary team meetings

What Are the Objectives?

The primary objectives of these meetings are to identify public health issues, design and implement intervention strategies, and evaluate outcomes. Specific goals may include:
Analyzing disease trends and patterns
Developing preventative measures
Improving data collection methods
Formulating public health policies
Enhancing community health initiatives

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