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Utilizing perceptions of public health officials in Cali, Colombia to support the surveillance of co-circulating vector-borne diseases
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• Semi-structured interviews captured institutional views on VBD surveillance. • Compared expert risk maps to case data for dengue, Zika, chikungunya in Cali. • Official perceptions often did not match epidemiological hotspots. • Participatory maps alone were insufficient for accurate risk identification. • Mixed-methods improved understanding of barriers to urban arbovirus control.
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