Potential early identification of a large Campylobacter outbreak using alternative surveillance data sources: Autoregressive modelling and spatiotemporal clustering
Background: Over one-third of the population of Havelock North, New Zealand, approximately 5500 people, were estimated to have been affected by campylobacteriosis in a large waterborne outbreak. Cases reported through the notifiable disease surveillance system (notified case reports) are inevitably...
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2020
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