Sentence examples for integrated surveillance system from inspiring English sources

But now add several thousand more cameras planned near schools and parks — meant to catch speeders endangering children — and you've got a hefty increase in what was already the most "extensive and integrated" surveillance system in the United States, according to Michael Chertoff, the former homeland security secretary.

It requires quality integrated data on human cases and on the contamination of their food sources, per serotype and microbial subtype, which were retrieved from the French integrated surveillance system for Salmonella.

We need a One Health strategy that emphasizes an integrated surveillance system focused on animals, food and the environment as areas of concern.

Furthermore, we will attempt to develop novel inexpensive diagnostic tools, both for human diagnostics as well as for vector monitoring that will enhance an integrated surveillance system.

The results reported here emphasize the need for an integrated surveillance system for WNV in Argentina with greater diagnostic capacity and the need for development of control strategies.

The acceptability, feasibility and economic evaluation of the whole integrated surveillance system will be conducted in a before and after study design.

But now it is possible to integrate surveillance systems into corporate networks and databases.

For example, SAMU-RAI European project [1] is focused on developing and integrating surveillance systems for monitoring activities of critical public infrastructure.

This approach was chosen to alleviate the burden of AEFI reporting on clinicians, to integrate the surveillance system with the routine health system, to systematically collect cases regardless of vaccination status, to allow for the possibility of detecting unanticipated AEFIs, and to more closely approximate incidence rates in vaccinated and unvaccinated groups.

Keeping the resource-intensiveness in mind, the best ways to integrate surveillance of bioterrorist attacks into existing public health systems need to be evaluated.

This network supported the WHO African regional office's policy of integrating disease surveillance systems (10).