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The average timeliness gap of avian flu-related outbreak reports was 4.96 days, while the average timeliness gap of H1N1 outbreak reports was 2.26 days.

The overall average timeliness gap of avian flu and H1N1 outbreak reports from the WHO and ProMED-mail from 2003 to July 31 , 2009was 4.09 (SD = 7.99) days.

The fact that the average timeliness gap of H1N1 reports was shorter than the timeliness gap of avian flu reports demonstrates an increasing awareness of the seriousness of not disclosing information regarding a "public health emergency of international concern".

Although priority was given to all children aged from 6 months to 5 years because of their higher risk for severe outcomes, this was not the lead age group, and calculations (not shown) based on estimates of weekly vaccination rates suggest that the direct effects of the vaccination effort would have minimal effect on the average timeliness of influenza infections by age.

The study results showed that the average reporting timeliness gap of avian flu and H1N1 outbreaks was negatively associated with civil liberties rating; longer timeliness gaps were found in the more liberal countries.

Therefore, countries with higher human development status have longer average reporting timeliness gaps.

As a result, the yearly average reporting timeliness gap decreased significantly over time.

The average reporting timeliness gaps for avian flu and H1N1 outbreaks showed a curved relationship with human development status.

The average reporting timeliness gaps for avian flu and H1N1 outbreaks also showed a curved relationship with the health workforce status.

Table 1 lists the specific pathogens documented through this system and the average improvement in timeliness for each pathogen.

In timeliness, the average lag days of all outbreak signals were: EWMA 2.40, CUSUM 2.52 and MPM 1.65.