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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Infectious disease outbreak"”.

  1. A mixed methods approach to modeling personal protective equipment supply chains for infectious disease outbreak response

    … protection of healthcare workers responding to infectious disease outbreaks. The ability of the PPE supply chain to provide adequate and consistent supply when there is a large spike in demand has not been well-considered. Humanitarian logistics literature rarely considers infectious disease

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  2. Statistical estimation and changepoint detection methods in public health surveillance

    … second topic involves the timely detection of infectious disease outbreaks using statistical process control monitoring. For over fifty years, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been estimating annual rates of U.S. deaths attributable to influenza. These estimates have been used …

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  3. BRUCELLOSIS TRANSMISSION BETWEEN WILDLIFE AND LIVESTOCK IN THE GREATER YELLOWSTONE ECOSYSTEM: INFERENCES FROM DNA GENOTYPING

    … showed that genotypes from the 2008 cattle outbreak in Wyoming matched elk B. abortus genotypes, confirming elk as the likely source. Network assessments showed substantial interspecific transmission between elk and bison populations in Montana. The B. abortus from the two recent outbreaks …

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  4. BRUCELLOSIS TRANSMISSION BETWEEN WILDLIFE AND LIVESTOCK IN THE GREATER YELLOWSTONE ECOSYSTEM: INFERENCES FROM DNA GENOTYPING

    … showed that genotypes from the 2008 cattle outbreak in Wyoming matched elk B. abortus genotypes, confirming elk as the likely source. Network assessments showed substantial interspecific transmission between elk and bison populations in Montana. The B. abortus from the two recent outbreaks …

    montana Repository record for BRUCELLOSIS TRANSMISSION BETWEEN WILDLIFE AND LIVESTOCK IN THE GREATER YELLOWSTONE ECOSYSTEM: INFERENCES FROM DNA GENOTYPING (opens in a new tab)