Sentence examples for timely surveillance from inspiring English sources

The emergence of the GII.4 Sydney norovirus strain during the 2012 2013 season (28 ), in particular, serves as a reminder of the need for timely surveillance tools to assess the timing and magnitude of norovirus activity.

Near real-time emergency department chief complaint data may be useful for timely surveillance of cardiovascular morbidity related to ambient air pollution and other environmental events.

The challenge, therefore, lies in the collection of timely surveillance and resource utilization data for this specific purpose, peace-time exploration of the most appropriate methods of analysis, and real-time validation and application in the event of an outbreak.

For example, BioSense (CDC 2009b), the national system to access real-time hospitalization data, has incomplete coverage and is inadequate to conduct timely surveillance on health impacts from such events as wildfires.

In summary, near real-time monitoring of emergency department chief complaint data may be useful for timely surveillance of CVD morbidity.

Conclusions: The results confirm that this assay is a highly sensitive and timely surveillance tool for rapid detection and simultaneous subtyping of clinical influenza specimens isolated worldwide.

To summarize, while using exact patients' coordinates, the detection method almost invariably was able to identify localized clusters of smaller sizes earlier in time, which is a critical property of real time surveillance for timely containment of disease outbreaks.

The collaboration involves monitoring violence indicators in a defined community and providing timely, accurate surveillance data on indicators and trends.

The aim of this study is to construct a timely influenza surveillance system based on a Bayesian hierarchical model which incorporates the impact of spatial and temporal dependence, accounts for meteorological information, and performs probabilistic prediction on influenza activities.

Emergency department (ED) data appears to have the potential for more timely disease surveillance [ 1- 6].

The regional laboratories will facilitate timely disease surveillance, sample collection and disease reporting.