ArticleScientific reports2019
Estimation of the effective reproduction number of influenza based on weekly reports in Miyazaki Prefecture.
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Abstract
In Japan, as part of surveillance for seasonal influenza, the number of patients per influenza sentinel site is counted on a weekly basis. Currently, reference values are set for the weekly reported number of influenza cases per sentinel, and pre-epidemic and epidemic warnings are issued based on these values. In this study, we examined the association between these reference values and the effective reproduction number (R
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