Nationally, a total of 84 weekly bulletins were produced. Bombali district accounted for the majority with 14% (12/84) followed by Karene and Kailahun districts with 12% (10/84) each. From the semi-structured key-informant interview, the majority of the stakeholders affirmed that the surveillance officers were analyzing surveillance data and disseminating findings. They further stated that surveillance data analyses posters on disease conditions were displayed at the districts and national surveillance offices, after the training. From the personal observation of the lead author, the training has impacted surveillance officers’ data analysis skills and weekly production of bulletins, as most of the districts are now reporting on time.  