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Title
Drivers of emerging infectious diseases as a framework for digital detection
Author(s)
Olson, S. H., C. M. Benedum, S. R. Mekaru, N. D. Preston, J. A. K. Mazet and J. S. Brownstein
Published
2015
Publisher
Emerging Infectious Diseases
Abstract
The growing field of digital disease detection, or epidemic intelligence, attempts to improve timely detection and awareness of infectious disease (ID) events. Early detection remains an important priority and some researchers believe that ID emergence risks can be anticipated through surveillance of their drivers. This paper presents approaches to driver surveillance, gaps in the current literature, and a scientific framework for the creation of a digital warning system.
Full Citation
Olson, S. H., C. M. Benedum, S. R. Mekaru, N. D. Preston, J. A. K. Mazet and J. S. Brownstein (2015). "Drivers of emerging infectious diseases as a framework for digital detection." Emerging Infectious Diseases 21(8). 10.3201/eid2108.141156.
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