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Towards Integrated Syndromic Surveillance in Europe?

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Description

Triple - S is a project co-financed by the European commission through the Executive Agency for Health and Consumers. THe project encompasses an inventory of existing and proposed syndromic surveillance systems in Europe, including country visits for an in-depth understanding of selected systems. The aim of the project is to increase the European capacity for real-time or near-real time surveillance monitoring of the health burden of expected and unexpected health related events.

Please join ISDS for an introduction to the Triple - S project and how it provides scientific and technical guidance to help increase the European capacity for syndromic surveillance.

Presenters

Duncan Cooper, Registrar in Public Health, Yorkshire and Humber Deanery, National Health Service, UK

Learning Objectives

The webinar will aim to provide:

  1. An overview of the development of syndromic surveillance in Europe
  2. A description of current systems and data sources
  3. An introduction to the Triple - S project (comprising 14 national public health agencies)
  4. Discussion of some tricky technical, organization, and political issues

Date and Time

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Host

ISDS Global Outreach Committee

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