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    Facing public health threats of bioterrorism and emerging infectious diseases (EID), the traditional passive surveillance system is not efficient and outmoded. Evidences reveal that several newly developed syndromic surveillance… read more
    … From Oct. 1 to May 31, 2006, there have been 126,675 ED visit data stored in the data base. We categorized ED … the increasing trend by CoCo. Agreement between ICD-9 and CC was 0.58 kappa. CONCLUSIONS Our finding on the increasing … Illness in a Pediatric Population. Ped. Emerg. Care. 2004;20:355-360 [2] Wendy W. Chapman, Lee M. …
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    Objective: Emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases (EID/REID) involve large populations at risk and thus they might lead to rapidly increasing cases or case fatality rates. Living in this global village, cross-country or cross-continent spread… read more
    … 6 Global Change Research Center, *Corresponding Author <cc_king99@hotmail.com> OBJECTIVE Emerging and re-emerging … the outbreak of LPAI and HPAI viruses (Liu CM and King CC, 2007) have been implemented for pandemic influenza …
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    Taiwan had established a nation-wide emergency department (ED)-based syndromic surveillance system since 2004, with a mean detection sensitivity of 0.67 in 2004-06 [1]. However, this system may not represent the true epidemic situation of infectious… read more
    … in community, particularly those who don't seek medical care [2]. Moreover, the epidemiological settings, sources of … in community, particularly those who do not seek medical care (2). Moreover, the epidemiological settings, sources of … earlier, particularly those who do not seek medical care. Certainly, this newly developed and user-friendly …