Search ( 3940 results )
- article
(Updated on )
Priorities and actions taken in the area of non-food-borne zoonoses, 2000–2005.
Non-foodborne zoonoses vary widely in terms of causative agents, modes of transmission, geographic distribution, and significance for human and animal public health. Since its creation,...
- article
(Updated on )
Surveillance of alveolar echinococcosis in France: a review of five years of data collection, 2001–2005.
Alveolar echinococcosis (AE) is a rare but serious larval cestodiasis caused by the development of the Echinococcus multilocularis (E. multilocularis) larva in the liver. It requires...
- article
(Updated on )
Focus: Regional hospital units providing care and treatment for the deaf.
- article
(Updated on )
Estimating the Cost of Intimate Partner Violence and Its Impact on Children in France in 2012: Summary of the Third French Cost-Benefit Study.
Objectives: The cost of intimate partner violence and its impact on children (IPV-C) was calculated for the year 2012 in France. As in other studies, this type of calculation has helped...
- article
(Updated on )
Editorial. 2004–2014: 10 Years of Syndromic Surveillance at the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance Using the SurSaUD® Emergency and Death Surveillance System.
- article
(Updated on )
The SurSaUD® syndromic surveillance system.
Syndromic surveillance is a new type of surveillance that emerged in the early 1990s, with the initial goal of detecting bioterrorist threats. Since then, syndromic surveillance systems...
- article
(Updated on )
Principles of data processing in the SurSaUD® syndromic surveillance system: indicators and statistical analysis methods.
The SurSaUD® syndromic surveillance system automatically and routinely collects individual demographic and medical data recorded during consultations in hospital emergency departments...
- article
(Updated on )
Syndromic surveillance in Europe: the European Triple-S project.
In the early 2000s, syndromic surveillance emerged in Europe in response to the emergence of health phenomena for which existing systems were ill-suited or inadequately adapted. With the...
- article
(Updated on )
Editorial. Assisted Reproductive Technology: Challenges and Changes.
