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Epidemic intelligence activities among national public and animal health agencies: a European cross-sectional study

2023-03-08

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Epidemic Intelligence (EI) encompasses all activities related to early identification, verification, analysis, assessment, and investigation of health threats. It integrates an indicator-based (IBS) component using systematically collected surveillance data, and an event-based component (EBS), using non-official, non-verified, non-structured data from multiple sources. We described current EI practices in Europe b...

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DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2563665/v1

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