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Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) are multi-disciplinary, technical teams designed for swift mobilization and deployment to investigate and control public health emergencies. They are established at national, regional, and district levels, with specific roles in preparedness (alert investigation, signal verification), response (supporting field activities, minimizing morbidity/mortality), and recovery (strengthening systems, updating plans). The document details the composition, requirements, and functions of these teams, including their rapid deployment capability and technical expertise.
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