Sentence examples for monitoring pandemic from inspiring English sources

On May 7, 2009, a national network for monitoring pandemic (H1N1) 2009 was organized in China.

Partnerships of medical examiners and pathologists with local, state, and federal public health departments are crucial for detecting and monitoring pandemic diseases and for assessing the scope and magnitude of infectious agents that continuously affect human populations (9 ).

In the Stockholm population of some two million inhabitants, data on exposure to Pandemrix vaccination were linked through the personal identity number 20 to data on inpatient and specialist care to ascertain outcomes of special interest according to the European Medicines Agency strategy for monitoring pandemic vaccines.

Ontario's 36 public health units, the provincial ministry of health and federal public health agency completed a web survey in 2010 to identify surveillance systems used routinely and during the pandemic and to describe the perceived utility of systems for monitoring pandemic activity and informing decision making.

The well established influenza sentinel surveillance system in Spain rapidly adapted to monitor pandemic influenza and allowed studying different aspects of its activity, including vaccine effectiveness.

For example, the GDD Operations Center closely monitored pandemic A (H1N1) 2009 virus infection (2009 H1N1), which was first detected in April 2009 and spread rapidly across the world.

Since few cases of severe illness had occurred, the ICS was deactivated, and staff who would normally be involved in communicable disease outbreak investigations continued to monitor pandemic (H1N1) 2009 activity.

While traditional surveillance systems were considered most essential for monitoring the pandemic locally and informing decisions, syndromic surveillance was found to support several public health actions taken during the pandemic.

In addition to monitoring the pandemic and seasonal influenza viruses, the RT-PCR/ESI-MS assay could be useful in identifying and differentiating LAIV from infections with wild type viruses.

Although some progress has been made regarding monitoring the pandemic, it is worthy to question the effectiveness of HIV/AIDS interventions and programs.

As a reflection of the intense concern that many people have about taking the H1N1 vaccine or giving it to their children, the National Vaccine Program Office, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, released a report today about its plans to monitor the pandemic vaccine's safety.