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Guidelines to Implement or Improve Syndromic Surveillance Systems

Guidelines to Implement or Improve Syndromic Surveillance Systems

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Sylvia Medina1 ;   Marta Sala-Soler1 ;   Duncan Cooper2 ;   Mark Kanieff3 ;   Céline Caserio-Schonemann1 ;   Céline Dupuy4 ;   Alex Elliot5 ;   Gillian Smith5 ;   Anette Hulth6 ;   Luise Muller7 ;   Alexandra Ziemann8 ;   Anne Fouillet1
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    The Triple-S project (Syndromic Surveillance Survey, Assessment towards Guidelines for Europe) is a 3-year European project, which main objective is to produce guidelines for implementing or improving a syndromic surveillance (SyS) system in animal and human health. The major expectation was the guidelines to be user-friendly, practical and based on concrete examples of existing systems in Europe.