Hygiena 2010, 55(1):15-17

Afghanistan: Public Health Standards

Vladimír Pavlík
Univerzita obrany Hradec Králové, Fakulta vojenského zdravotnictví, Katedra vojenské hygieny

The article describes the public health and epidemiologic situation in Afghanistan, primarily concernig issues of water, infectious diseases and prevention. The article also describes situation at the ISAF Head Quarters (International Security Assistance Force) in Kabul, food safety, potable water supply and problems of waste water disposal.

Keywords: ISAF, public health and epidemiologic conditions, water, nutrition, wastes

Received: August 2010; Accepted: January 6, 2010; Published: March 1, 2010  Show citation

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    References

    1. COMISAF OPLAN 38302 Rev.1. Brussels: NATO; 2007.
    2. JFCB OPLAN 30302 Rev. 3. Brunssum: NATO; 2008.
    3. Medical handbook ISAF XI. Kabul: International Security Assistance Force; 2008.
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    7. Standard Operating Procedures 1145: Operational medical reporting. Kabul: International Security Assistance Force; 2007.

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