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  1. 10 common errors in surveillance evaluations
  2. About
  3. Acquired resistance
  4. Additional resources for presenting findings
  5. Advantages and Disadvantages of Questionnaires
  6. Advantages and disadvantages of cohort and case control studies
  7. Aesthetic preferences
  8. Aide memoire for oral presentations and visual aids
  9. Analysis, Interpretation, and Dissemination
  10. Analytical Study Designs
  11. Antibodies
  12. Antigen presenting cells (APC)
  13. Antigens (Ag)
  14. Antimicrobial resistance
  15. Antimicrobial stewardship
  16. Applying Epidemiology for the International Health Regulations.
  17. Apps for epidemiologists
  18. Ascertainment Bias
  19. Bar graphs
  20. Bias in Questionnaires
  21. Bioinformatics
  22. Bloodstream Infection
  23. Bone and Joint Infection
  24. Brief history of International Communicable Disease Law
  25. Burden of HAIs
  26. CAUTI
  27. CLABSI
  28. Capture-recapture
  29. Cardiovascular System Infection
  30. Case-cohort study
  31. Case to case study design
  32. Catheter-Related Infection
  33. Causal mechanisms
  34. Central Nervous System Infection
  35. Checklist for posters
  36. Checklist for study protocols
  37. Choosing an appropriate type of map
  38. Clinical role of the microbiology laboratory
  39. Cognitive bias
  40. Cohorting patients and/or staff
  41. Combining Studies: Meta-Analysis
  42. Common errors in surveillance data analysis
  43. Confidence Intervals
  44. Confounding in studies
  45. Contact precautions
  46. Contact tracing
  47. Continuing Source
  48. Control Selection
  49. Cooperative learning as active learning in adult
  50. Cost-effectiveness
  51. Cost-minimisation
  52. Cost-utility
  53. Crisis communication
  54. Criteria for Surveillance
  55. Criteria for confounding
  56. Cross-sectional Studies
  57. Defining a Case
  58. Density case control studies
  59. Descriptive Studies
  60. Detection Bias
  61. Developing a control definition
  62. Developing infection control interventions: isolation
  63. Diagnostic Applications of the Epidemic Curve
  64. Diagnostic bias
  65. Diagnostic tests versus screening test
  66. Disasters and Emergencies
  67. Disentangling Complex Data
  68. Distinguishing Different Sources or Modes of Transmission during an outbreak
  69. Dose Effect
  70. ECDC PPS - antimicrobial use definition
  71. ECDC PPS - inclusion/exclusion criteria
  72. ECDC PPS in European acute care hospitals, definition of HAI
  73. ECDC PPS in European acute care hospitals protocol
  74. ECDC Programme on antimicrobial resistance and healthcare-associated infections
  75. ECDC point prevalence survey of healthcare-associated infections and antimicrobial use in long term care facilities
  76. ECDC surveillance of Surgical Site Infections
  77. EU Food Safety Legislation
  78. EU Legislation for Communicable Diseases Surveillance
  79. Education and training of staff
  80. Effect Modification
  81. Electronic Data Transfer
  82. Environment as a source of healthcare-associated infections
  83. Epidemiological/public health role of the clinical microbiology laboratory
  84. Erythema infectiosa
  85. Estimating Odds Ratios in the presence of interaction
  86. European Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Network (EARS-Net)
  87. European Surveillance of Antimicrobial Consumption Network (ESAC-Net)
  88. Evaluation of the microbicidal activities of hand-rub and hand-wash agents
  89. Event-based Surveillance
  90. Experimental Studies
  91. Expert Advice
  92. Eye, Ear, Nose or Mouth Infection
  93. FEM Users code of conduct
  94. Five moments for hand hygiene
  95. Format of closed questions
  96. Frequency polygons
  97. Frequent Problems with writing an Outbreak Investigation Report
  98. Gastrointestinal System Infections
  99. Glossary
  100. Gloves and hand hygiene

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