For the purpose of developing a national system of outbreak surveillance, we compared local outbreak signals in three sources of syndromic data: telephone triage of acute gastroenteritis, web queries about symptoms of gastrointestinal illness, and OTC pharmacy sales of anti-diarrhea medication. The sensitivity and specificity were highest for telephone triage data. It provided the most promising source of syndromic data for surveillance of point-source outbreaks. Currently, a project has been initialized to develop and implement a national system in Sweden for daily syndromic surveillance based on 1177 Health Care Direct, supporting regional and local outbreak detection and investigation
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
Syndromic surveillance is a relatively new tool being explored for early detection of disease outbre...
This paper discusses computer-supported outbreak detection using routine surveillance data, as imple...
For the purpose of developing a national system of outbreak sur-veillance, we compared local outbrea...
Syndromic surveillance systems in England have demonstrated utility in the early identification of s...
AbstractPublic health agencies and other groups have invested considerable resources in automated su...
AbstractPublic health agencies and other groups have invested considerable resources in automated su...
Syndromic surveillance systems in England have demonstrated utility in the early identification of s...
Ziemann A, Rosenkoetter N, Riesgo LG-C, et al. A concept for routine emergency-care data-based syndr...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
Syndromic surveillance is a relatively new tool being explored for early detection of disease outbre...
This paper discusses computer-supported outbreak detection using routine surveillance data, as imple...
For the purpose of developing a national system of outbreak sur-veillance, we compared local outbrea...
Syndromic surveillance systems in England have demonstrated utility in the early identification of s...
AbstractPublic health agencies and other groups have invested considerable resources in automated su...
AbstractPublic health agencies and other groups have invested considerable resources in automated su...
Syndromic surveillance systems in England have demonstrated utility in the early identification of s...
Ziemann A, Rosenkoetter N, Riesgo LG-C, et al. A concept for routine emergency-care data-based syndr...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
We developed a syndromic surveillance (SyS) concept using emergency dispatch, ambulance and emergenc...
Syndromic surveillance is a relatively new tool being explored for early detection of disease outbre...
This paper discusses computer-supported outbreak detection using routine surveillance data, as imple...