respiratory diseases

How is Epidemiological Surveillance Conducted?

Epidemiological surveillance involves the continuous and systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of health data. For respiratory diseases, this can include:
- Case Reporting: Health professionals report cases of respiratory diseases to public health authorities.
- Laboratory Testing: Diagnostic tests confirm the presence of specific pathogens.
- Hospital Databases: Data from hospital admissions and discharges provide insights into disease trends.
- Outbreak Investigations: Public health officials investigate outbreaks to identify sources and implement control measures.

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