ライフサイエンスコーパス: contact tracing

1 losis cases, identified through conventional contact tracing.

2 miological links were missed by conventional contact tracing.

3 ifying transmission events than conventional contact tracing.

4 s, and in the optimization of quarantine and contact tracing.

5 plied in "real time," influencing choices in contact tracing.

6 f data for statistical purposes (42 states), contact tracing (39 states), epidemiologic investigation

7 Following the institution of contact tracing, active case surveillance, care of patie

8 Future work with contact tracing and advanced molecular diagnostics may a

9 Contact tracing and comparison with MRU databases indica

10 nt outbreak with low R(0), provided adequate contact tracing and distribution capacities exist.

11 tion and treatment efforts, cooperation with contact tracing and isolation measures, and the effectiv

12 Contact tracing and monitoring approaches for Ebola were

13 Contact tracing and monitoring exposed patients and assi

14 An intensification of contact tracing and screening activities among HIV-infec

15 facilitate reporting on identified carriage, contact tracing and screening, and outbreak investigatio

16 d presymptomatic infections is achievable by contact tracing and should be a priority during an outbr

17 extensive outbreak investigation, including contact tracing and stringent surveillance.

18 reatment centres, case ascertainment through contact tracing, and household protective kit allocation

19 elational database, facilitating data-driven contact tracing, and improving outbreak data consistency

20 estigation that included patient interviews, contact tracing, and serum testing, as well as environme

21 ction of active tuberculosis (case finding), contact tracing, and treatment completion.

22 rus outbreaks, such as patient isolation and contact tracing, are well established, our observations

23 ure to M tuberculosis, who attended an urban contact-tracing clinic.

24 Using contact tracing data from eight directly transmitted dis

25 [Formula: see text]) has typically required contact tracing data.

26 Contact tracing detects TB in 8% of child contacts withi

27 ys makes this difficult, and epidemiological contact tracing either uncertain, logistically prohibiti

28 these two outbreaks (including education and contact tracing followed by quarantine) reduce the final

29 Contact tracing for children in high-burden settings is

30 apidly after the onset of clinical symptoms, contact tracing for confirmed and suspected cases, and q

31 Core challenges of contact tracing for high-consequence communicable diseas

32 Since molecular typing can complement contact tracing for reconstructing gonorrhea sexual netw

33 d control efforts may be more effective than contact tracing for the early identification of cases.

34 Child contact tracing has been widely recommended but poorly i

35 tine and symptom monitoring, implemented via contact tracing, in controlling epidemics using an agent

36 Contact tracing investigations led to the identification

37 Household contact tracing is unlikely to transform TB epidemiology

38 ction to the SARS outbreak: surveillance and contact tracing, isolation and quarantine, and travel re

39 d in the United States on 28 September 2014, contact tracing methods for Ebola were implemented.

40 Providing preventive therapy with contact tracing nearly doubled this impact (17-27% decli

41 Contact tracing of a teenager with smear-positive pulmon

42 amydia, the authors conducted community-wide contact tracing of chlamydia cases in Colorado Springs,

43 ole-genome-sequencing-based tool for genomic contact tracing of N gonorrhoeae and demonstrate local,

44 Epidemiological contact tracing of patients and Bayesian phylogenetic an

45 ce-limited setting, we assessed the yield of contact tracing on childhood tuberculosis and indicators

46 olecular typing of Neisseria gonorrhoeae and contact tracing provide a combined approach for analysis

47 ve cooperation with Ebola testing as well as contact tracing, quarantining, and treatment.

48 e National Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Database, contact tracing records, Kenema Government Hospital (KGH

49 These data inform on public health and contact tracing strategies.

50 rus (HIV) transmission except in small-scale contact tracing studies.

51 ct and enrolled their households in a TB-HIV contact-tracing study.

52 sic reproduction numbers for chlamydia using contact tracing techniques is feasible and can produce u

53 The extensive data collection and contact tracing that occurred during the 2003 outbreak o

54 Contact tracing, the evaluation of persons who have been

55 Increasing the feasibility of child-contact tracing using these approaches should be encoura

56 Contact tracing was used to investigate transmission.

57 uberculosis cases identified by conventional contact tracing were mostly contacts of patients with MD

58 that a combined approach of case isolation, contact-tracing with quarantine, and sanitary funeral pr