Pathogen surveillance

All Items

• HIV surveillance, 1 January to 31 March 2013

  Kirby Institute

  87

• Surveillance systems reported in Communicable Diseases Intelligence, 2014

  Australian Government Department of Health

  93-98

• HIV and AIDS surveillance, 1 October to 31 December 2012

  Kirby Institute

  446-447

• HIV and AIDS surveillance, 1 July to 30 September 2012

  Kirby Institute

  444-445

• HIV and AIDS surveillance, 1 April to 30 June 2012

  Kirby Institute

  442-443

• Australian Sentinel Practices Research Network, 1 October to 31 December 2012

  Monique Chilver, Daniel Blakeley, Australian Sentinel Practices Research Network


  439-441

• Revised surveillance case definitions: poliovirus (non-paralytic) infection; poliovirus (paralytic) infection; viral haemorrhagic fever

  Case Definitions Working Group

  415-417

• Enhanced surveillance for gonorrhoea in two diverse settings in Queensland in the 2000s: comparative epidemiology and selected management outcomes

  Patricia S Fagan, Sandra G Downing, Bradley J McCall, Heidi J Carroll, Therese M Howard, Cheryl M Palmer

  253-259

• Australian trachoma surveillance annual report, 2011

  Carleigh S Cowling, Bette C Liu, James S Ward, Tom L Snelling, John M Kaldor, David P Wilson

  121-129

• Revised surveillance case definitions: chlamydia; diphtheria; hepatitis E; pertussis

  Case Definitions Working Group

  189-192

• Assessing the threat of chikungunya virus emergence in Australia

  Elvina Viennet, Katrina Knope, Helen Faddy, Craig Williams, David Harley

  136-143

• HIV and AIDS surveillance, 1 January to 31 March 2012

  Kirby Institute

  92

• Australian Sentinel Practices Research Network, 1 July to 30 September 2012

  No authors listed

  90-91

• Surveillance systems reported in CDI, 2013

  No authors listed

  60-64

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 36 issue 4 (2012)

  No authors listed

  361-368

• Changing epidemiology of bloodstream infection pathogens over time in adult non-specialty patients at an Australian tertiary hospital

  Ar Kar Aung, Matthew J Skinner, Felicity J Lee, Allen C Cheng

  333-341

• Revised surveillance case definitions: hepatitis A; Barmah Forest virus infection; yellow fever; dengue virus infection; Ross River virus infection; leprosy; legionellosis

  Case Definitions Working Group

  345-352

• Australian trachoma surveillance annual report, 2010

  Carleigh S Cowling, Gordana Popovic, Bette C Liu, James S Ward, Tom L Snelling, John M Kaldor, David P Wilson

  242-250

• Measles with a possible 23 day incubation period

  Tove L Fitzgerald, David N Durrheim, Tony D Merritt, Christopher Birch, Thomas Tran

  277-280

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 36 issue 3 (2012)

  No authors listed

  301-313

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 36 issue 2 (2012)

  No authors listed

  196-210

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 36 issue 1 (2012)

  No authors listed

  132-146

• Surveillance systems reported in CDI, 2012

  No authors listed

  120-124

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 35 issue 4 (2011)

  No authors listed

  321-338

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 35 issue 3 (2011)

  No authors listed

  250-261

• Norovirus in residential care facilities: Does prompt notification of outbreaks help?

  Craig A Davis, Hassan Vally, Frank H Beard

  162-167

• Using HIV notification data to identify priority migrant groups for HIV prevention, New South Wales, 2000–2008

  Michelle E McPherson, Tadgh McMahon, Renee J Moreton, Kate A Ward

  185-191

• Australia’s notifiable disease status, 2009: Annual report of the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System

  NNDS Writing Group, Timothy Sloan-Gardner

  61-131

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 35 issue 2 (2011)

  No authors listed

  202-216

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 35 issue 1 (2011)

  No authors listed

  38-54

• Surveillance systems reported in CDI, 2011

  No authors listed

  55-59

• Trachoma surveillance in Australia, 2009: A report by the National Trachoma Surveillance and Reporting Unit

  Kristie S Adams, John A Burgess, Shyamali C Dharmage, Hugh Taylor

  375-395

• Melioidosis in north Queensland, 2000–2009

  Jeffrey N Hanna, Jan L Humphreys, Dianne L Brookes, Terrianne Messina, Alexandra Raulli

  444-447

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 34 issue 4 (2010)

  No authors listed

  459-477

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 34 issue 3 (2010)

  No authors listed

  355-373

• Evaluating the utility of Emergency Department syndromic surveillance for a regional public health service

  Kirsty G Hope, Tony D Merritt, David N Durrheim, Peter D Massey, Julie K Kohlhagen, Kerry W Todd, Catherine A D'Eeste

  310-318

• A New national chlamydia sentinel surveillance system in Australia: Evaluation of the first stage of implementation

  Rebecca J Guy, Fabian Kong, Jane Goller, Neil Franklin, Isabel Bergeri, Wayne Dimech, Nicole Reilly, Elizabeth Sullivan, James Ward, John M Kaldor, Margaret Hellard, Basil Donovan, ACCESS

  319-328

• Evaluation of Campylobacter infection surveillance in Victoria

  Nathan J Grills, Stacey L Rowe, Joy E Gregory, Rosemary A Lester, James E Fielding

  110-115

• Erratum: Measles status in Australia and outbreaks in the first quarter of 2009

  No authors listed

  152

• Erratum: National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System tables, 1 October to 31 December 2009 (Table 2)

  No authors listed

  152-155

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 34 issue 2 (2010)

  No authors listed

  137-151

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 34 issue 1 (2010)

  No authors listed

  68-80

• Surveillance systems reported in CDI, 2010

  No authors listed

  81-85

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 33 issue 4 (2009)

  No authors listed

  433-449

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 33 issue 3 (2009)

  No authors listed

  348-364

• Trachoma surveillance annual report, 2008

  National Trachoma Surveillance and Reporting Unit, Betty Tellis, Kathy Fotis, Jill E Keeffe, Hugh R Taylor

  275-290

• Encephalitis in Australia, 1979–2006: trends and aetiologies

  Clare Huppatz, Paul M Kelly, Christopher Levi, Craig Dalton, David Williams, David N Durrheim

  192-197

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 33 issue 2 (2009)

  No authors listed

  239-255

• Outbreak of pertussis, 1 January to 31 March 2009

  Katrina Roper

  36-37

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 33 issue 1 (2009)

  No authors listed

  59-79

• Surveillance systems reported in CDI, 2009

  No authors listed

  80-85

• Trachoma surveillance annual report, 2007: A report by the National Trachoma Surveillance and Reporting Unit

  Betty Tellis, Jill E Keeffe, Hugh R Taylor

  388-399

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 32 issue 4 (2008)

  No authors listed

  473-495

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 32 issue 3 (2008)

  No authors listed

  341-364

• Notifications of enteric diseases in returning travellers who visit friends and relatives overseas: A call for action

  Vicki G Slinko, Kari AJ Jarvinen, Frank H Beard, Bradley J McCall

  333-334

• An Evaluation of the Australian Rotavirus Surveillance Program

  April R Roberts-Witteveen, Mahomed S Patel, Paul W Roche

  326-332

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 32 issue 2 (2008)

  No authors listed

  272-292

• Surveillance systems reported in CDI, 2008

  No authors listed

  134-138

• Communicable Diseases Surveillance: CDI volume 32 issue 1 (2008)

  No authors listed

  104-125

• Epidemiology and outcomes for Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia in Australian hospitals, 2005–06: Report from the Australian Group on Antimicrobial Resistance

  John D Turnidge, Graeme R Nimmo, Julie Pearson, Thomas Gottlieb, Peter J Collignon, Australian Group on Antimicrobial Resistance

  398-403