Abstract:We highlight the importance of evaluation of the ESS, based on its results. nMM due to S. pneumoniae represent an important group of diseases and their case fatality is high. The completeness of the ESS in Saragossa was over 80% when the mandatory reporting system and the MBDS were combined. Incorporating the MBDS into surveillance would facilitate the estimation of the real incidence of various diseases subject to mandatory reporting.
“…This then made it necessary to explore potentially lost cases up to that year and include them into the register, as done in other countries . So, to determine the completeness of the registry, a capture–recapture analysis was performed between 1997 and 2005. Analysis did not include cases before 1997 because the quality of hospital data was unreliable.…”
DM1 IR presented a north-south geographical pattern in boys. This pattern was not observed in girls or when both genders were considered together. Later studies should include gender as an essential variable.
“…This then made it necessary to explore potentially lost cases up to that year and include them into the register, as done in other countries . So, to determine the completeness of the registry, a capture–recapture analysis was performed between 1997 and 2005. Analysis did not include cases before 1997 because the quality of hospital data was unreliable.…”
DM1 IR presented a north-south geographical pattern in boys. This pattern was not observed in girls or when both genders were considered together. Later studies should include gender as an essential variable.
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