surveillance data

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surveillance
noun[U]
uk /səˈveɪ.ləns/ us /sɚˈveɪ.ləns/
the careful watching of a person or place, especially by the police or army, because of a crime that has happened or ...
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data
noun[U, + sing/pl verb]
uk /ˈdeɪ.tə/ us /ˈdeɪ.t̬ə/
information, especially facts or numbers, collected to be examined and considered and used to help decision-making, or information in an electronic form that can be stored and used by ...
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Our surveillancedata do not seem to be sensitive enough to detect mumps outbreaks within this relatively small population, especially as many infections remain subclinical.
The active surveillance scheme aimed to increase completeness of the national surveillancedata.
However, routine pertussis surveillancedata has well-recognized limitations related to variations in clinical and surveillance practice and a lack of sufficiently sensitive diagnostic methods.
The use of surveillancedata also did not permit us to examine treatment compliance and other risk factors important for understanding resistance.
Other inherent problems with these surveillancedata include incompleteness of reporting and possible measurement error due to misclassification.
Although problems of under-reporting hinder our interpretation of laboratory surveillancedata, they do not entirely prevent a cautious analysis of these data.
Unfortunately, the lack of corroborating evidence regarding coverage and the absence of measles surveillancedata hampers further investigation.
Clinical and epidemiologic surveillancedata combined are useful for describing outcomes from complex congenital cardiac malformations such as pulmonary atresia.
The clinical epidemiology and long term outcomes after diagnosis of pulmonary atresia were evaluated using population-based surveillancedata.
Analysis of surveillancedata to investigate the determinants of disease distributions inevitably implies that data across different areas have to be studied.
Despite these limitations, in the absence of surveillancedata, these routine datasets may be useful for monitoring trends in varicella and zoster.
Using surveillancedata and outbreak investigations to strengthen measles immunization programmes.
This need can be identified by the retrospective review of post-marketing surveillancedata on the hazardous effects caused by various products.
As in other uses of surveillancedata, reporting must be systematic and complete for epidemiologic profiles to achieve a high degree of accuracy and usefulness.
In addition, the more surveillancedata are used, the more likely the quantity and quality of the data will improve.
However, for the surveillancedata to be useful for these purposes, it is imperative that their quality is consistent across the areas under study.
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