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A confirmed case-patient was any person with an epidemiological link to the outbreak meeting clinical criteria and having laboratory evidence of infection (positive IgM serologic result or identification of measles virus RNA by PCR).
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So he sat in on regular Tuesday-morning outbreak meetings in an Orwellian, pale-blue office near City Hall called the Bureau of Communicable Diseases.
Outbreak meetings identified the high prevalence of patients admitted to the NICU for surgery or malformations during the outbreak period as the likely major triggering factor, with cross-transmission via the hands of HCWs as the likely major cause of dissemination of the ST1 strain within the NICU.
Presentation of this sequencing data backed transmission event to an outbreak review meeting, resulted in a detailed infection control audit, which in turn led to markedly improved cleaning of equipment.
E.U. foreign ministers discussed the outbreak at a meeting in Luxembourg, before an emergency health ministers' meeting on Thursday.
The association said: "An outbreak control team meeting has been convened and [the bacteria reference unit is] currently performing next-generation sequencing on these strains to better understand the molecular epidemiology".
United Nations officials will discuss the international response to the outbreak at a meeting in Geneva.
According to PHE, an "outbreak control team meeting has been convened" in England.
It was like being in the epicenter of a plague outbreak or a meeting of gay Republicans.
The association said, "An outbreak control team meeting has been convened and STBRU are currently performing next generation sequencing on these strains to better understand the molecular epidemiology".
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