Base protocol for real time active random surveillance of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) – Adapting veterinary methodology to public health
Alessandro Foddai, Juan Lubroth, Johanne Ellis-Iversen
One Health · 2020
doi:10.1016/j.onehlt.2020.100129 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The pandemic of new coronavirus disease COVID-19 is threatening our health, economy and life style. Collaborations across countries and sectors as a One Health World could be a milestone.We propose a general protocol, for setting timely active random surveillance of COVID-19, at the human community level, with systematic repeated detection efforts. Strengths and limitations are discussed.If considered applicable by public health, the protocol could evaluate the status of COVID-19 epidemics consistently and objectively. Keywords: Pandemic, New coronavirus, COVID-19, Active random surveillance
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