Can a TB outbreak be detected by reviewing the surveillance data?

Our study shows that retrospectively reviewing TB surveillance data could detect possible outbreaks. Local health offices and prefectures of Japan should monitor their TB surveillance data at least monthly to detect possible outbreaks and take appropriate actions if needed.

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Public Health Action
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.5588/pha.25.0026
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Data-Driven Disease Surveillance
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Abstract

Our study shows that retrospectively reviewing TB surveillance data could detect possible outbreaks. Local health offices and prefectures of Japan should monitor their TB surveillance data at least monthly to detect possible outbreaks and take appropriate actions if needed.

Public Health ActionVol. 15(4)
Sapporo City University (JP), Japan Anti Tuberculosis Association (JP), Sapporo Science Center (JP)
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