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Evaluation of School Absenteeism Data for Early Outbreak Detection: New York City, 2001-2002

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  • Melanie Besculides
  • R. Heffernan
  • F. Mostashari
  • D. Weiss

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School absenteeism data might serve as an early indicator of disease outbreaks. However, before resources are committed to prospective surveillance, absenteeism data should be evaluated.

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  • Melanie Besculides & R. Heffernan & F. Mostashari & D. Weiss, "undated". "Evaluation of School Absenteeism Data for Early Outbreak Detection: New York City, 2001-2002," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 54f98c1838024136a9d4e28f4, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:54f98c1838024136a9d4e28f40a1cc6a
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