Significados de sentinel surveillance en inglés

Influenza-like illness incidences and virus diagnostics were derived from continuous sentinel surveillance systems.

General practitioner sentinel surveillance data were used to estimate VE against medically-attended laboratory confirmed influenza.

Methods: Data from a sentinel surveillance network over the 2009-2015 period was analyzed.

A cross-sectional study was conducted among MSCs from 10 human immunodeficiency virus sentinel surveillance sites in Guangdong Province.

The average weekly rate of ILI from sentinel surveillance was 7.3 per 1,000 consultations.

We applied time-series methods to multivariate sentinel surveillance data recorded in Hong Kong during 1998-2007.

Factors associated with ignorance of HIV seropositivity were analyzed among patients co-infected with HIV and STI in the Belgian STI sentinel surveillance network.

Methods: The reviewed case reports, data of sentinel surveillance, testing and special survey were analyzed by SAS 8.0 program.

City E: IDU sentinel surveillance indicated a slight decrease in HIV-1 incidence from 9.2% in 2000 to 7.9% in 2003.

Britain has already provided two C-17 military transport aircraft and a Sentinel surveillance plane to the operation.

Sentinel surveillance for resistant pneumococci can detect important trends over time but rarely detects newly emerging resistance profiles.

Sentinel surveillance networks have been established to monitor rotavirus disease burden and genotype distribution in both pre and post vaccine era in many countries.

Lopez-Gatell on Thursday said the government's " Sentinel Surveillance" mathematical model estimated there were 55,951 cases across the country.