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STI SURVEILLANCE BY A SENTINEL NETWORK OF PHYSICIANS IN BELGIUM
Acta Clinica Belgica, 2005The STI sentinel surveillance network by physicians in Belgium started in 2000. During 4 months a year, from October until January, STI patients were registered using a standardized protocol. The main goal is to determine STI incidence trends by comparing the results of the analyses using the data of the physicians that registered in all registration ...
A, Defraye, A, Sasse
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Surveillance and sentinel systems.
Australian family physician, 1990The research committee of the RACGP has urged authorities in each State to introduce sentinel practice schemes in order to provide information on selected conditions not normally notifiable to public health agencies. To date not all States have taken up the request. In this article the history and role of such schemes are examined. Special attention is
M, Dunstone +3 more
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Sentinel surveillance of traffic conditions with multilayer network
Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Humanized Computing, 2018Surveillance of traffic condition by sensors is widely used in society to monitor the traffic condition of roads. To save budget and lengthen sensors’ lifetime, it is thus of paramount importance to estimate the dynamical traffic condition of all the targeted locations by partial observing a minimum number of sensors.
Yuan Bai +3 more
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Of sheep, sentinels and surveillance: what is the new ‘normal’?
Veterinary Record, 2019#### What you need to know In the UK and Ireland, networks of veterinary investigation centres – also known as regional veterinary laboratories and disease surveillance centres – serve their local livestock communities by providing diagnostic expertise, experience and specialist knowledge, be that on a local and/or species basis. As approaches to the
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Grid-enabled sentinel network for cancer surveillance
2009Recent developments of grid services for secured distributed data management open new perspectives for disease surveillance. In this paper, we report on our initiative to develop a surveillance network for breast cancer in the Auvergne region. The network gathers cytopathology laboratories, structures in charge of cancer screening and institutes in ...
Paul de Vlieger +7 more
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[Measles surveillance in Germany. From sentinel to mandatory surveillance].
Bundesgesundheitsblatt, Gesundheitsforschung, Gesundheitsschutz, 2014From September 1999 to March 2011, sentinel surveillance of measles was conducted by a self-selected sample of private physicians in Germany. From 2001, when mandatory surveillance for measles was established, two surveillance systems worked in parallel.
A, Siedler, A, Grüber, A, Mankertz
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Sentinel chicken surveillance programme
2000This report published in Communicable Diseases Intelligence Volume 24, Supplement, March 2000 contains an analysis and tables of monthly notifiable diseases and laboratory data, and quarterly surveillance reports. Sentinel chicken flocks are used to monitor flavivirus activity in Australia.
Broom, A. K. +6 more
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Veterinary surveillance strategy: pilot sentinel network
Veterinary Record, 2005SIR, - The veterinary surveillance strategy, launched in October 2003, identified a need to expand the veterinary surveillance network. It recognised that the information collected by private veterinary practitioners on animal health and welfare is of great importance in understanding the level ...
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Sentinel surveillance for HIV-1 infection
AIDS, 1993When full-scale surveys of HIV-1 prevalence are not possible sentinel surveillance is conducted at specific sites with specific population groups. In this study 2 sentinel groups have been monitored since 1989 in the Mwanza region on the shores of Lake Victoria in Tanzania.
Martien Borgdorff +14 more
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A Sentinel Network Of General Practitioners For Epidemiologic Surveillance In Italy
1997A Computer Network of General Practitioners (GP's) has been established connecting 110 general practitioners representing a statistically selected national sample, homogeneously distributed all over Italy. The purpose of the network is to increase the epidemiologic surveillance on the health status of the Italian community, to collect useful ...
Capozzi C +6 more
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