Sentence examples for more active surveillance from inspiring English sources
"We need to get to much more active surveillance, rather than passive surveillance".
The Syrian government has "gone from passive surveillance to more active surveillance in which they're gaining access to dissidents' and opposition members' computers," Ms. Galperin said.
During the first phase, there should be more active surveillance for side effects than proposed by CDC, the panel says, as well as a study of why people chose not to be vaccinated.
More active surveillance and planning must support policies for choice in end of life care.
More specifically, if we had more active surveillance in the pig population, would this have accelerated detection and response to the new virus in humans?
In addition, after JE vaccine introduction in the WHO Expanded Program on Immunization, AES surveillance might have been intensified, and an apparent increased incidence of AES might be simply an artifact of more active surveillance.
The primary reason reported for not conducting more active case surveillance is lack of staff.
This study covers a period before most recent initiatives (Gold Standards Framework, 2006; Marie Curie, 2006) but the variation it finds underlines the need for much more active local surveillance to drive these policies.
Given the close relationship of the Southeast Asian isolates with the US strains from recent outbreak, a more active enterovirus surveillance should be in place to monitor risks of impending outbreak.
The primary reason for not conducting more active case surveillance of enteric disease is lack of staff, while the primary reasons for not investigating foodborne disease outbreaks are limited staff and delayed notification of the outbreak.
The survey found that lack of staff was the most frequent reason (81% of respondents) for not conducting more active case surveillance, and the most frequent reasons given for not investigating outbreaks were delayed notification (83%) and limited staff (63%) (Table 2).
