ライフサイエンスコーパス: health surveillance

1 rus strains is an important aspect of global health surveillance.

2 y deployed surveys may hold value for public health surveillance.

3 rtant implications for clinical practice and health surveillance.

4 -related respiratory symptoms during routine health surveillance.

5 in various matrices is essential for public health surveillance.

6 It is time to shake up public health surveillance.

7 and underscore the need for continued public health surveillance.

8 ity of form CMS-2728 for research and public health surveillance.

9 comprehensively validated for use in public health surveillance.

10 tifying novel data sources to enhance public health surveillance.

11 fetal origins of adult health, and for pubic health surveillance.

12 lies as proxies for environmental and public health surveillance.

13 ons in disease diagnostics as well as normal health surveillance.

14 undamental to biomedical research and public health surveillance.

15 e comprehensiveness and timeliness of public health surveillance.

16 ars after testing positive in the population health surveillance, 16% had died.

17 ring institutions (piped water suppliers and health surveillance agencies in six countries) and estim

18 hich exceeded those recommended by Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA).

19 des have been proposed as a method of public health surveillance and are widely used in public health

20 access to HIV-1 prevention and care, public health surveillance and control programmes should be gre

21 ld be missed throughout much of Africa where health surveillance and diagnostics are poor and comorbi

22 th achondroplasia (birth to 16 y of age) for health surveillance and future research to determine ass

23 e-associated infections indicate that public health surveillance and prevention activities should con

24 he importance of advanced planning of public health surveillance and response at these religious even

25 hieving the best clinical management, public health surveillance, and control outcomes.

26 ment, advances in health research and public health surveillance, and modern security techniques.

27 the US Department of Defense's Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center Defense Medical Ecounter Data

28 Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center/Global Emerging Infections Su

29 tudy was conducted using routinely collected health surveillance data and chloroplatinate exposure da

30 l-level socioeconomic information in most US health surveillance data necessitates using area-based s

31 s conducted a case-cohort study using public health surveillance data sets to examine perinatal risk

32 Health surveillance data were obtained from 1437 househo

33 California Department of Public Health surveillance data were reviewed to identify cases

34 of enteric pathogens is essential for public health surveillance, detection, and tracking of outbreak

35 nd this modeling approach complements public health surveillance efforts to identify areas with a hig

36 not clear, and the evidence base for public health surveillance, epidemiology, and response at event

37 The practical implications are that public health surveillance for artemisinin resistance should no

38 Current public health surveillance for E. coli O157:H7 requires conside

39 Public health surveillance for enteric infections addresses 4 i

40 Public health surveillance for hemochromatosis can be used to m

41 olecular subtyping could be useful in public health surveillance for S. enterica serotype typhimurium

42 ated opportunities to develop unified public health surveillance for this disorder and its complicati

43 Public health surveillance has been defined as the ongoing syst

44 electronic health records for vision and eye health surveillance has both advantages and disadvantage

45 ting, care, and treatment; strengthen public health surveillance; improve HCV preventive services for

46 s: Active, nationally representative, public health surveillance in 58 EDs located in the United Stat

47 vised Common Rule expressly addresses public health surveillance in relation to scientific research a

48 virus drug resistance genotyping for public health surveillance in resource-limited countries.

49 hways in epidemiological research and public health surveillance more broadly.

50 AND PARTICIPANTS: Statewide enhanced public health surveillance of California residents who were hos

51 Improved public health surveillance of firearm storage and firearm carry

52 eaves little time or resources for organized health surveillance of the affected population, and even

53 and highlight the need for continued public health surveillance of this emerging virus.

54 se findings show the importance of continued health surveillance of UK military personnel.

55 BI screening and treatment is part of public health surveillance or disease management were excluded.

56 ry and have numerous applications for public health surveillance, outbreak investigation, and the dia

57 d as "a serious and current threat to public health surveillance, particularly for Shiga toxin-produc

58 An oral health surveillance platform that queries a clinical/adm

59 onal Safety and Health (NIOSH) Coal Workers' Health Surveillance Program (CWHSP) is a surveillance pr

60 Mexico HPV Pap Registry, a statewide public health surveillance program, receives mandatory reportin

61 Public health surveillance relies on standardised metrics to ev

62 atories to provide a state-of-the-art public health surveillance service.

63 A growing concern in public health surveillance surveys that rely on random digit di

64 with the monthly South Australian population health surveillance system report of randomly selected p

65 ty collected in the China Maternal and Child Health Surveillance System to generate representative es

66 paring persons reported to the Department of Health surveillance system with patients listed in the N

67 aningfully to a comprehensive vision and eye health surveillance system, but none currently provide a

68 contribute to a comprehensive vision and eye health surveillance system.

69 ded to create a comprehensive vision and eye health surveillance system.

70 Public health surveillance systems are important for tracking d

71 The desirable attributes of public health surveillance systems are simplicity, flexibility,

72 Current health surveillance systems cannot determine the burden

73 urgent need for better regional and national health surveillance systems to underpin efforts to addre

74 A challenge for population health surveillance systems using telephone methodologie

75 utlined herein may be applied to refine oral health surveillance systems, inform dental epidemiologic

76 e paucity of socioeconomic data in US public health surveillance systems, no consensus exists as to w

77 ed; this could challenge conventional public health surveillance systems.

78 Recognition of the limitations of health-surveillance systems needs to be part of the plan

79 is given of a model-based approach to public health surveillance that has been effective in quantifyi

80 the move to a public health approach through health surveillance, this may increase the quality of ev

81 ay not be suitable for key aspects of public health surveillance where it is now extensively applied.

82 e linked data from a longitudinal population health surveillance (which is maintained by the Africa H

83 e (2003 to 2013), and compared weekly public health surveillance with search query data to characteri