Ontwikkeling, exploitatie en evaluatie van een geinnoveerd surveillance netwerk voor infectieziekten ; een haalbaarheidsstudie
Bosman A Sprenger MJW Leentvaar-Kuijpers A Hoogenboom-Verdegaal AMM Bilkert-Mooijman MAJ Hoopen AJ ten
Bosman A
Sprenger MJW
Leentvaar-Kuijpers A
Hoogenboom-Verdegaal AMM
Bilkert-Mooijman MAJ
Hoopen AJ ten
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1991-08-31
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Ontwikkeling, exploitatie en evaluatie van een
geinnoveerd surveillance netwerk voor infectieziekten ; een
haalbaarheidsstudie
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Development, exploitation and evaluation of an
innovated surveillance network for infectious diseases ; a feasibility
study
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A proposal for a feasibility study for infectious disease surveillance by means of an electronic communication network is presented in this report. Data will be derived from different participants in a region and will be send to a Municpical Health Authority (GGD). At a national centre, all data will be collected and aggregated information will be distributed by electronic bulletins to the participants. In this feasibility study, the network shall be developed for the surveillance of three infectious disorders (influenza, hepatitis and gastro-enteritis) in two regions. The first phase, in which development and construction of the network takes place, will take 9 months. The actual surveillance will be running for 12 months (second phase). Flexibility is an important feature of the network. New participants and new disorders should be added to the surveillance without notable difficulties.
A proposal for a feasibility study for infectious disease surveillance by means of an electronic communication network is presented in this report. Data will be derived from different participants in a region and will be send to a Municpical Health Authority (GGD). At a national centre, all data will be collected and aggregated information will be distributed by electronic bulletins to the participants. In this feasibility study, the network shall be developed for the surveillance of three infectious disorders (influenza, hepatitis and gastro-enteritis) in two regions. The first phase, in which development and construction of the network takes place, will take 9 months. The actual surveillance will be running for 12 months (second phase). Flexibility is an important feature of the network. New participants and new disorders should be added to the surveillance without notable difficulties.
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