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First published 2017-7

Advancing the Use of Emergency Department Syndromic Surveillance Data,New York City,2012-2016

Ramona Lall, Jasmine Abdelnabi, Stephanie Ngai [...]

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First published 2018-9

Development of Indicators for Public Health Surveillance of Substance Use and Mental Health

Richard S. Hopkins, Michael Landen, Megan Toe

Public Health Reports®

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First published 2016-4

The rugged border: Surveillance,policing and the dynamic materiality of the US/Mexico frontier

Geoffrey A Boyce

Environment and Planning D: Society and Space

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First published 2024-7

Data Equity as a Building Block for Health Equity: Improving Surveillance Data for People With Disabilities,With Substance Use Disorder,or Experiencing Homelessness,United States

Ashley A. Meehan, Shauna S. Flemming, Shelley Lucas [...]

Public Health Reports®

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First published 2022-3

Collecting Data During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons From an In-Person Survey of People Who Use Opioids

Lauren Jessell, Izza Zaidi, Leonardo Dominguez-Gomez [...]

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First published 2009-06

Situational Uses of Syndromic Surveillance

James W. Buehler, Ellen A. Whitney, Donna Smith [...]

Health Security

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First published 2000-11

US National Surveillance of Breastfeeding Behavior

Laurence M. Grummer-Strawn, Ruowei Li

Journal of Human Lactation

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First published 2005-04

The Use of Electronic and Human Surveillance in a Multi-Modal Programme

Robin Moore

Youth Justice

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First published 2009-12

Use of Administrative Data for the Surveillance of Mood and Anxiety Disorders

Stephen Kisely, Elizabeth Lin, Charles Gilbert [...]

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry

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First published 2008-2

A novel sequential sampling technique for the surveillance of transmitted HIV drug resistance by cross-sectional survey for use in low resource settings

Mark Myatt, Diane E Bennett

Antiviral Therapy

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