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Maps of influenza activity are important tools to monitor influenza epidemics and inform policymakers. In France, the availability of a high‐quality data set from the Oscour® surveillance network, covering 92%… Click to show full abstract
Maps of influenza activity are important tools to monitor influenza epidemics and inform policymakers. In France, the availability of a high‐quality data set from the Oscour® surveillance network, covering 92% of hospital emergency department (ED) visits, offers new opportunities for disease mapping. Traditional geostatistical mapping methods such as Kriging ignore underlying population sizes, are not suited to non‐Gaussian data and do not account for uncertainty in parameter estimates.
Keywords:
influenza activity;
emergency departments;
activity emergency;
mapping influenza;
activity
Journal Title: Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses
Year Published: 2018
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