Waterborne Gastrointestinal Disease Outbreak Detection

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Provides guidance manual for drinking water and public health professionals that will assist them in establishing tracking systems for early detection of gastrointestinal disease outbreaks. Uses continuous input of health data from health care institutions for an information base. Published in 2001.

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01/01/2003

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Waterborne Gastrointestinal Disease Outbreak Detection

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Waterborne Gastrointestinal Disease Outbreak Detection

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