Public Health Surveillance: A Local Health Department Perspective
Anita Barry
Abstract
Anita Barry
Abstract
Partial contents: Public Health Surveillance: A local health department perspective, Types of Surveillance, Notifiable Disease Reporting, Notifiable Disease Reporting: Why it's incomplete, Active surveillance, Laboratory based surveillance, Population Based Surveillance, The Ideal Surveillance System, The Problem, Milwaukee: Cryptosporidium Infection Related to the Public Water Supply, Identification of the Outbreak, Agents of Concern: CDC Category A, Agents of Concern: CDC Category B,Agents of Concern: CDC Category C, Bioterrorism Events in the United States, Anthrax Case, 2001, Enhaneced Surveillance in Boston, Volume Surveillance System Design: Data Sources, Enhanced Surveillance in Boston: Hospitals, Calculations,.
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Partial contents: Public Health Surveillance: A local health department perspective, Types of Surveillance, Notifiable Disease Reporting, Notifiable Disease Reporting: Why it's incomplete, Active surveillance, Laboratory based surveillance, Population Based Surveillance, The Ideal Surveillance System, The Problem, Milwaukee: Cryptosporidium Infection Related to the Public Water Supply, Identification of the Outbreak, Agents of Concern: CDC Category A, Agents of Concern: CDC Category B,Agents of Concern: CDC Category C, Bioterrorism Events in the United States, Anthrax Case, 2001, Enhaneced Surveillance in Boston, Volume Surveillance System Design: Data Sources, Enhanced Surveillance in Boston: Hospitals, Calculations,.
Key concepts: Notifiable disease, Public health surveillance, Public health, Disease surveillance, Environmental health, Health department, Outbreak, Medicine