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Presentations, Abstracts, or Demonstrations (740) Influenza and Influenza-Like-Illness (ILI) Surveillance (203)

Published on in Vol 8, No 1 (2016):

Syndromic Surveillance Evaluation of Influenza Activity in At-Risk Sub-Populations

Syndromic Surveillance Evaluation of Influenza Activity in At-Risk Sub-Populations

Syndromic Surveillance Evaluation of Influenza Activity in At-Risk Sub-Populations

Authors of this article:

Heather Rubino ;   Janet J. Hamilton ;   Allison B. Culpepper ;   Hunter Davis ;   David Atrubin ;   Melissa Murray Jordan
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    Syndromic surveillance can be used not only to monitor overall influenza trends, but is also effective for timely surveillance and estimation of influenza activity in three target populations: a) adults > 65, b) pregnant women, and c) children < 5 in Florida.