MOUs are crucial in epidemiology for several reasons:
Collaboration: They facilitate collaboration between different organizations, such as public health agencies, research institutions, and non-profits. Resource Sharing: MOUs enable the sharing of resources, including data, expertise, and funding. Clarity: They provide clarity on the roles and responsibilities of each party, reducing the likelihood of misunderstandings. Accountability: MOUs establish accountability, ensuring that all parties are committed to fulfilling their obligations.
