The datasets of the influenza cases and passengers provide us with a unique opportunity to critically investigate the public health performance of fever screening in correctly detecting and diagnosing influenza (H1N1-2009) at international borders.
In addition to the limited diagnostic performance of fever screening in identifying febrile influenza cases, it should be remembered that the readings of infrared thermoscanners are known to be influenced by other confounding factors, most notably by age and outdoor temperature [ 15, 20- 22].
Sweet-toothed standards like "Till There Was You," "A Wonderful Guy," and "All the Things You Are" were balanced by discreet slithery performances of "Fever" and "How 'Bout a Dance?" (from "Bonnie & Clyde") and excursions into pop like Sara Bareilles's "Bluebird" and the Norah Jones hit "Sunrise".
The most important caveat of the present study is that there are two independent processes when considering the diagnostic performances of fever screening at an international border [ 28].
In our retrospective assessments of the diagnostic performances of fever screening in detecting and diagnosing influenza at the main entrance airport to Japan, three key findings appeared to be notable.
Her performances of "Tenderly," "Fever," "Star Dust," "Once Upon a Time" and "My Funny Valentine" (unaccompanied and without amplification) stand as models of a certain kind of pop singing: impeccably phrased, perfectly intoned and scrupulously polite.
After more than a year of shunning each other, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani shook hands before sitting down to the annual Inner Circle dinner show last night, where the mayor starred in a lampoon performance of "Saturday Night Fever".
"I think that's diminishing Beyonce in a way that's truly outrageous," Stewart shot back, and then introduced a clip of Huckabee playing bass guitar during a Ted Nugent performance of "Cat Scratch Fever," a song loaded with sexual references.
In this study, we aim to assess the performance of the airport fever screening program in regard to dengue triage for self-quarantine and its potential role for active sentinel surveillance.
To evaluate the performance of the airport fever screening in predicting the total number of imported cases, we analyzed the relationship between the number of imported cases detected by airport-screening (X) and the total number reported by airports, hospitals or clinics (Y) by a linear regression (P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant).
The most innovative performance was a rendition of "Fever" in the style of the Cuban-American singer sometimes called the queen of Latin soul, La Lupe, who died in 1992.
