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Construction of epidemic curves can refine information about the possible source(s) of the outbreak, enabling development of hypothesises for further environmental and analytical investigation:
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These include:
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* Refining the estimate of the point in time of occurrence of a focal point source
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* Identifying multiple possible sources of exposure
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* Distinguishing primary and secondary cases
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* Unmasking outbreak source through epidemic curve segmentation
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(there could be other examples/topics here)
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==FEM PAGE CONTRIBUTORS 2007==
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;Editor
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:Graham Fraser
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;Original Authors
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:Alain Moren
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:Marta Valenciano
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;Contributors
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:Arnold Bosman
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:Graham Fraser
  
  
 
[[Category:Construction of Epidemic Curves]]
 
[[Category:Construction of Epidemic Curves]]

Latest revision as of 06:28, 29 March 2023

Construction of epidemic curves can refine information about the possible source(s) of the outbreak, enabling development of hypothesises for further environmental and analytical investigation:

These include:

  • Refining the estimate of the point in time of occurrence of a focal point source
  • Identifying multiple possible sources of exposure
  • Distinguishing primary and secondary cases
  • Unmasking outbreak source through epidemic curve segmentation

(there could be other examples/topics here)

FEM PAGE CONTRIBUTORS 2007

Editor
Graham Fraser
Original Authors
Alain Moren
Marta Valenciano
Contributors
Arnold Bosman
Graham Fraser

Contributors