In my opinion, I think To develop systems for disease control for malaria, dengue and in influenza, you should develop a strategy and you should have the capacity to emphasize many factors in a way to make effective your strategy. These factors could be : the coordination and collaboration, the mobilization and allocation of resources, the monitoring and evaluation, the capacity building…
In your strategy you can include for malaria and dengue: Diagnosis and case management precociously, Integrated surveillance and outbreak preparedness, sustainable vector control, Prevention and control of malaria and dengue in pregnant women and children, the development of malaria and dengue vaccine…
For influenza you could develop Influenza Epidemiology, laboratory and Surveillance, Seasonal Influenza Vaccine Introduction…
You may find this (from the International Society for Disease Surveilance - ISDS) issue of the Online Journal for Public Health Informatics full of useful and informative articles.
http://ojphi.org/issue/view/382/showToc
The Iowa Disease Surveillance System has a great deal of informatiuon that you can dowload and read/use.
http://www.idph.state.ia.us/adper/idss.asp
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