Principles and components of surveillance systems

Drinking Water and Infectious Disease: Establishing the Links

Volumn , Issue , 2002, Pages 3-11

  Hunter, Paul R ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA   (United Kingdom)

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3. Centers for Disease Control, Guidelines for evaluating surveillance systems, MMWR, 37 (Suppl 5), 1, 1988.
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6. Casemore, D.P., A pseudo-outbreak of cryptosporidiosis, CDR Rev., 2, R66, 1992.
7. Eisenberg, J., Bartram, J., and Hunter, P.R., A public health perspective for establishing water-related guidelines and standards, in: Water Quality: Guidelines, Standards and Health. Risk Assessment and Management for Water-Related Infectious Disease, Fewtrell, L. and Bartram J., Eds., IWA Publishing, London, 2001, 229.