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Patricia Araki, Bessie Hwang, Sadina Reynaldo, Raymond Aller, Laurene Mascola |
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| Using the Early Aberration Reporting System (EARS) to Analyze Influenza Sentinel Provider Surveillance and Influenza Rapid Test Reports |
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Amy E. Belflower, Stephanie Cox, Lena M. Bretous, Daniel Drociuk |
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| Accuracy versus Timeliness for Influenza Detection: A Comparison of Hospital Syndromic Surveillance Data with Discharge Data |
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Pamela Berenbaum, Margaret Gibson, Lynn Z. Blevins |
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| Characterizing Socioeconomic Disparities in the Burden of Influenza and RSV Using Surveillance Data |
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John S. Brownstein, Barbara Garcia Pena, Kenneth D. Mandl |
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| Responding to Syndromic Surveillance Alerts: An Adaptable Protocol for Georgia Health Districts |
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Wendy Cameron, Annette L. Neu, Erin L. Murray, Karl Soetebier, Susan T. Cookson |
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| Standard Operation Procedures for Three Syndromic Surveillance Systems in Washoe County, Nevada - A Local Perspective |
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Lei Chen, Sharon Clodfelter |
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| Use of Informatics for Understanding Disease Activity in Community |
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Vera Chow, Terence Lam, Teresa Choi |
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| Identifying a Meningitis Case through Syndromic Surveillance: An Example of Detecting Events of Public Health Importance and Improving Situational Awareness |
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Alvina Chu, David Blythe, Kia Tolson, Debra Collier, Matthew Minson |
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| Resolving the 'Boy Who Cried Wolf' Syndrome |
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Michael A. Coletta, Julie Plagenhoef, Howard S. Burkom, Wayne Loschen |
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| Primary Care Surveillance in the UK - Actions, Outcomes, Benefits |
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D. L. Cooper, G. E. Smith, A. Elliot, S. E. Harcourt, S. Smith, P. Loveridge, S. Ibbotson, R. George, J. Hippisley-Cox |
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| Active Surveillance of Foodborne Illnesses Using a Novel Syndrome Database |
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Mary Derby, Jude McNally, James Ranger-Moore, Lisa Hulette, Rodrigo Villar, Michael Lebowitz, Jefferey Burgess |
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| Syndromic Surveilance of Norovirus Using Sales of Non-Prescription Medications for Gastroenteritis |
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Victoria Edge, Frank Pollari, Lai King Ng, Pascal Michel, Scott McEwen, Jeff Wilson, Michael Jerrett, Paul Sockett, Wayne Martin |
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| Comparison of Syndromic Surveillance Systems in the Military |
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Scott A. Fujimoto, Melinda Eaton, Paul A. Sjoberg |
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| A Comparison between Syndromic Surveillance 911/EMS and Emergency Department Data |
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German A. Gonzalez, Erin L. Murray, Karl Soetebier, James W. Buehler, Susan T. Cookson |
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| Variation of Chief Complaint-Based Respiratory Symptom Data in One Hospital's Nurse Advice Call Center and Emergency Department |
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J. Goplin, M. Feist, T. Miller |
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| Expanding the Functionality of Syndromic Surveillance Systems: Data Mining and Query Development |
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Elizabeth Hibler, Dave Trepanier, Michael Wade |
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| Establishing a Syndromic Surveillance System Using Chief-Complaint Data at Emergency Department of One Regional Hospital in Taipei City to Detect Infectious Disease Outbreaks |
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Ching-Yi Hsiao, Tsung-Shu Joseph Wu, Fuh-Yan Frank Shih, Muh-Yung Yen, Mathuros Tipayamongkholgul, Mei-Lien Pan, Der-Ming Liu, Chien-Tsai Liu, Hen Chang, Chwan-Chuen King |
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| Experience with Clinician-Based Syndromic Surveillance in West Texas |
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Connie Lindley, Tigi Ward |
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| Event Communication in a Regional Disease Surveillance System |
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Wayne Loschen, Jacqueline Coberly, Rekha Holtry, Sheryl Happel Lewis |
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| ICD-9 CM Based Sub-Syndrome Distributions in BioSense Hospital Data |
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Colleen A. Martin, Jerome Tokars, Hoabo Ma |
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| Interest of Syndromic Surveillance within the Armed Forces in French Guiana for Early Warning |
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J-B. Meynard, P. Dussart, M. Lamy, S. Matheus, B. Dupuy, E. Daudens, S. Langevin, G. Texier, H. Chaudet, L. Pellegrin, O. Tournebize, G. Moine, X. Deparis, R. Migliani, A. Spiegel, J. Morvan, J-P. Boutin |
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| Utility of the ESSENCE System for Surveillance of Influenza-like Illness (ILI) in Miami-Dade County |
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Claudio Micieli, Rodlescia Sneed, Erin O'Connell, Rene Borroto-Ponce, Guoyan Zhang, Fermin Leguen |
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| Acute Care Alerting and Integrated Public Health Investigation and Response to Syndromic Surveillance Alerts: Example of a Local Food Borne Outbreak |
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Kieran M. Moore, Bronwen L. Edgar, Don McGuinness, Kevin O'Connor |
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| Early Detection and Integrated Response to Seasonal Influenza |
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Kieran M. Moore, Don McGuinness, Bronwen L. Edgar, Kevin O'Connor |
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| Sneezes vs. Wheezes: Syndrome Definitions for Influenza-like Illness |
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Justin Pendarvis, Julia Gunn, Amy Kirkwood Smith, Michael Donovan, Anita Barry |
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| The Use of Rapid Diagnostic Assays to Supplement Syndromic Surveillance: Preliminary Results of a Pilot Project in New York City |
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Darcy Phelan, Sam Amirfar, Mat Kendall, Farzad Mostashari |
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| Syndromic Surveillance Pilot Project in Dongcheng District of Beijing China |
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Qiao Lei, Xiao Dan, Zhang Xiaodong, Lei Zhenlong, Wang Quan Yi |
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Gabriel Rainisch, Jerome Tokars, Paul McMurray, Roseanne English |
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| Evaluation of Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories as a Possible Data Source for Prospective Outbreak Surveillance |
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Loren E. Shaffer, Julie A. Funk, Paivi Rajala-Schultz, Michael M. Wagner, Thomas E. Wittum, William J.A. Saville |
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| Influenza Surveillance in Connecticut: Understanding the 2005-06 Season while Preparing for Pandemic Influenza |
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Alan J. Siniscalchi, Maria T. Andrews, Amanda Morrison |
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| WHONET and BacLink: Software Tools for Laboratory-Based Surveillance of Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Resistance |
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John M. Stelling, Martin Kulldorff, Thomas F. O'Brien |
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| Exploring the Gaps: Symptoms by Influenza Type and Enhanced Sampling |
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Gwyneth L. Vance, Brooke L. Asbury, Jill C. Feig |
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| Operational Considerations and Early Successes with a Statewide Public Health Surveillance System |
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Michael Wade, Joseph Gibson, Shandy Dearth, Shaun Grannis |
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| Syndromic Surveillance in the State of Florida |
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Wei Wang, Yiliang Zhu, Tao Wang |
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| The Practicality of Spatio-Temporal Surveillance in a Scottish Health Board |
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L. E. Wilson, D. Roseburgh, J. Miller |
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| Utilisation of Data Derived from a Nurse-Led NHS Access and Information Telephone Helpline (NHS24) in Communicable Disease Management in Scotland |
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L. E. Wilson, A. Smith, N. Meyer, C. Robertson, P. Baxter, D. Cooper, J. McMenamin |
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| Development of an Integrated Surveillance System for Beijing |
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Xiaohui Zhang, Yun Ding, Zhijue Chen, Charles Schable |
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