Human echinococcosis incidence in Canada: A retrospective descriptive study using administrative hospital and ambulatory visit data, 2000–2020

Though explanations are multifactorial, the new European-type strain may have a role in the small absolute increase in echinococcosis CIN in Canada observed over the study period. The CIN is likely underestimated and the validity of administrative data for analyzing zoonoses warrants investigation. Though this study contributes important awareness and a baseline, improved data are needed to clarify the effects of the new strain and inform public health response.

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Canada Communicable Disease Report
Published
2024-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.14745/ccdr.v50i09a03
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4
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Parasitic infections in humans and animals
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Human echinococcosis incidence in Canada: A retrospective descriptive study using administrative hospital and ambulatory visit data, 2000–2020

Danielle Julien, Ayisha Khalid, Pia K. Muchaal
4 citations
Canada Communicable Disease Report
Parasitic infections in humans and animals
1.70
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Human echinococcosis incidence in Canada: A retrospective descriptive study using administrative hospital and ambulatory visit data, 2000–2020

Danielle Julien, Ayisha Khalid, Pia K. Muchaal
article en
4 citations

Abstract

Though explanations are multifactorial, the new European-type strain may have a role in the small absolute increase in echinococcosis CIN in Canada observed over the study period. The CIN is likely underestimated and the validity of administrative data for analyzing zoonoses warrants investigation. Though this study contributes important awareness and a baseline, improved data are needed to clarify the effects of the new strain and inform public health response.

Canada Communicable Disease ReportVol. 50(9)
3M (United States) (US), Public Health Agency of Canada (CA), University of Toronto (CA)
Public Health Agency of Canada, Public Health Agency
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Parasitic infections in humans and animals
1.70
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Human echinococcosis incidence in Canada: A retrospective descriptive study using administrative hospital and ambulatory visit data, 2000–2020 — Danielle Julien, Ayisha Khalid, et al. · Canada Communicable Disease Report (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS