Integrated surveillance frequently asked questions¶
World Health Organization. Integrated surveillance frequently asked questions.
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Mechanisms¶
- Sentinel Survey
- A sentinel that quietly stops being typical — its patient mix changes, a clinic closes — biases the whole inference without any visible break, and small sentinel counts make the signal noisy.
This sourceWorld Health Organization (n.d.). Warns that low patient and specimen counts in sentinel surveillance reduce confidence in prevalence estimates and trend monitoring.
- A sentinel that quietly stops being typical — its patient mix changes, a clinic closes — biases the whole inference without any visible break, and small sentinel counts make the signal noisy.
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