"Integrated Disease Surveillance Project" is a World Bank assisted GOI project, started In our country during November 2004 . The Project was inaugurated in Kamataka State on 28-5-2005. The Project will be implemented in Kamataka State for five years (2004-2009). Under this Project 23 District Laboratories, State Laboratory (PHI) and 249 CHC Laboratories will be upgraded and integrated under the State Surveillance Unit at Bangalore.

Project Objectives :

1. For Surveillance Tor action of 13 core Diseases and 5 State Priority Diseases.

2. Up gradation of Laboratories at all levels.

3. To establish a decentralised state based system of surveillance for communicable and non-communicable diseases, so that timely and effective public health actions can be initiated in response to health challenges in the country, at the state and national level.

4. To improve the efficiency of the existing sur/eillance activities of disease control programmes and facilitate sharing of relevant information with the health administration, community and other stakeholders so as to detect disease trends overtime and evaluate control strategies.

5. To establish systems for data collection, reporting, analysts and feedback using Information Technology.

6. To develop human resources for disease surveillance and action.

7. To involve all stakeholders including private sector and communities in surveillance.

8. To involve all stakeholders including private sector and communities in surveillance.

1. For Surveillance Tor action of 13 core Diseases and 5 State Priority Diseases.

2. Up gradation of Laboratories at all levels.

3. To establish a decentralised state based system of surveillance for communicable and non-communicable diseases, so that timely and effective public health actions can be initiated in response to health challenges in the country, at the state and national level.

4. To improve the efficiency of the existing sur/eillance activities of disease control programmes and facilitate sharing of relevant information with the health administration, community and other stakeholders so as to detect disease trends overtime and evaluate control strategies.

5. To establish systems for data collection, reporting, analysts and feedback using Information Technology.

6. To develop human resources for disease surveillance and action.

7. To involve all stakeholders including private sector and communities in surveillance.

8. To involve all stakeholders including private sector and communities in surveillance.

PROJECT ACTIVITIES

1. Upgradation of Laboratories

   1. Renovation & Furnishing of Labs

   2. Supply of Lab Eguipments.

   3. Lab Materials and supplies

2. Information Technology and Communication:

   1. Computer Hardware & Office Eguipments

   2. Software for surveillance

   3. Leasing Wide Area Networking

3. Human Resources & Development

   1. Consultant / Contract Staff

      At STATE Level	At District Level
      a) Technical Consultant	a) Accountant
      b) Finance Cell	b) Data Entry Operator
      c) Data Manager	c) Adm. Assistant
      d) Data Entry Operator
      e) Adm. Assistant

   2. Training

   3. Information, Education & Communication.

4. Operational Activities & Response Monitoring & Evaluation

Diseases and conditions covered under IDSP
Regular Surveillance
Vector Borne Diseases	1.Malaria
Water Borne Diseases	2.Acute Diarrhoeal Diseases(Cholera)
	3. Typhoid
Respiratory Diseases	4. Tuberculosis
Vaccine Preventable Disease	5.Measles
Disease under eradication	6.Polio
Other Conditions	7.Road Traffic Accidents ( linkup with police computers)
Other International Commitments	8.Plague
Unusual Clinical Syndromes (causing death/ hospitalisation)	9.Meninge encephalitis/ Respiratory Distress, Hemorrhagic fevers, other undiagnosed conditions
Sentinel Surveillance
Sexually Transmitted Diseases/ Blood Borne	10. HIV/HBV, HCV
Other conditions	11.Water Quality
	12.Outdoor Air Quality( Large Urban Centres)
Regular Periodic Survey
NCD Risk Factors	13.Anthropometry, Physical Activity, Blood Pressure, Tobacco, Nutrition, Blindness.
State Priorities
	14.Filariasis
	15.Kyasanur Forest Disease
	16.Handigidu Syndrome
	17.Leptospirosis
	18.Fluorosis

NCD RISK FACTORS

• Behavioural

1. Tobacco and Alcohol use

2. Dietary habits

• Physical

1. Levels of Physical inactivity

• Bio-chemical assessments

1. Blood sugar

2. Blood cholesterol

• Mesurements

1. Height,weight

2. Pulse rate

3. Blood Pressure

4. Waist circumference