Reports from a National Conference, 2004

• Abstracts

  • Public Health Surveillance for World Youth Day — Toronto, Canada, 2002

  • Effect of Site of Care and Age on Timeliness and Accuracy of Syndromic Surveillance Data

  • Three Stages of Evaluation for Syndromic Surveillance from Chief-Complaint Classification — Pennsylvania and Utah

  • Using Self-Testing to Augment Syndromic Surveillance — United Kingdom, December 2003–January 2004

  • Using Modified Spatial Scan Statistic to Improve Detection of Disease Outbreak When Exposure Occurs in Workplace — Virginia, 2004

  • Performance-Critical Anomaly Detection — United States, December 2002–March 2004

  • Syndromic Surveillance for Early Location of Terrorist Incidents Outside of Residential Areas

  • Leveraging Syndromic Surveillance During the San Diego Wildfires, 2003

  • Using Data on an Influenza B Outbreak To Evaluate a Syndromic Surveillance System — Israel, June 2004

  • Daily Electronic Disease Surveillance System — Bergen County, Paramus, New Jersey

  • Comparisons of Timeliness and Signal Strength for Multiple Syndromic Surveillance Data Types — San Diego County, July 2003–July 2004

  • Evaluation of Joint Services Installation Pilot Project and BioNet Syndromic Surveillance Systems — United States, 2004

  • Comparison of Outpatient Visit and Emergency Department Data for Use in Syndromic Surveillance — New York City, 2001–2004

  • Emergency Department Surveillance for the 2003 Rugby World Cup — New South Wales, Australia

  • Detecting Elongated Disease Clusters

  • Use of Modeled Anthrax Attacks on the Mall of America To Assess Sensitivity of Syndromic Surveillance — Minnesota, 2003–2004

  • Clinician Syndromic Surveillance Consequent to Participation in the National Bioterrorism Syndromic Surveillance Demonstration Project (NBSSDP) — Central Texas, 2003

  • Using Categorization of Reason-for-Visit Strings as the Basis for an Outbreak Detection System — Minnesota, 2002–2003

  • Evaluating a Syndromic Surveillance System for the Detection of Acute Infectious Gastroenteritis Outbreaks — North Carolina, 2004

  • Syndromic Surveillance System Evaluation — District of Columbia, 2001–2004

  • Automated Anomaly Detection Processor for Biologic Terrorism Early Detection — Hampton, Virginia

  • Early Detection of Outbreaks Using the BioDefend™ Syndromic Surveillance System — Florida, May 2002–July 2004

  • Syndromic Approach to West Nile Virus — The Netherlands, 2002–2003

  • Constant Specificity Surveillance for Real-Time Outbreak Detection

  • Visual Portrayal of Syndromic Surveillance Data by Using High-Low Charting — Maine, 2004

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