Mpox intra-action review in the Philippines, 2025
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https://doi.org/10.5365/wpsar.2026.17.3.1338Keywords:
Mpox, Public Health Emergency of International Concern, International Health Regulations, outbreak, Philippines, reviewAbstract
This report describes how the Philippines used the World Health Organization’s intra-action review methodology to assess progress in the country’s response to the mpox public health emergency of international concern. It describes the methodology used, the focus areas of the review, and recommendations resulting from the intra-action review.
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Copyright (c) 2026 Yui Sekitani, Gloria Balboa, Rowena Capistrano, Judith Mariano, Almira Gatchalian, Liezl Fernandez, Anne Dominique Matuba, Anna Marie Celina Garfin, Jose Gerard Belimac, Angelica Mae Oira, Soonjong Bae, Princess Mhyco Esguerra, Cling Malaco, Kathleen E Ryan, Juan Paolo Tonolete, Kathleen Taylor Warren, Wenyajing Zhang, Sean T Casey

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