Erratum to: The mortality rates and the space–time patterns of John Snow’s cholera epidemic map

Shiode, Narushige; Shiode, Shino; Rod-Thatcher, Elodie; Rana, Sanjay; Vinten-Johansen, Peter

doi:10.1186/s12942-015-0016-6

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“…Later, in 1665, John Graunt, one of the first epidemiologists, used statistical methods to analyze English mortality data retrospectively [1]. In the summer of 1854, Dr Snow isolated the cholera outbreak by mapping patients' addresses and causes of death as stored in the General Register Office in London—an office that had been founded only 17 years before [2,3].…”

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Data Sharing and Data Registries in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

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O’Dwyer

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PM&R

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The field of physical medicine & rehabilitation (PM&R), along with all the disciplines it encompasses, has evolved rapidly in the past 50 years. The number of controlled trials, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses in PM&R increased 5-fold from 1998 to 2013. In recent years, professional, private, and governmental institutions have identified the need to track function and functional status across providers and settings of care and on a larger scale. Because function and functional status are key aspects of PM&R, access to and sharing of reliable data will have an important impact on clinical practice. We reviewed the current landscape of PM&R databases and data repositories, the clinical applicability and practice implications of data sharing, and challenges and future directions. We included articles that (1) addressed any aspect of function, disability, or participation; (2) focused on recovery or maintenance of any function; and (3) used data repositories or research databases. We identified 398 articles that cited 244 data sources. The data sources included 66 data repositories and 179 research databases. We categorized the data sources based on their purposes and uses, geographic distribution, and other characteristics. This study collates the range of databases, data repositories, and data-sharing mechanisms that have been used in PM&R internationally. In recent years, these data sources have provided significant information for the field, especially at the population-health level. Implications and future directions for data sources also are discussed.

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Data Sharing and Data Registries in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Capó-Lugo

Kho

O’Dwyer

et al. 2017

PM&R

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Crime Geosurveillance in Microscale Urban Environments: NetSurveillance

Shiode

2020

Annals of the American Association of Geographers

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Events and phenomena such as crime incidents and outbreak of an epidemic tend to form concentration of high risks known as hotspots. Geosurveillance is an increasingly popular notion for detecting and monitoring the emergence of and changes in hotspots. Yet the existing range of methods are not designed to accurately detect emerging risks at the micro-scale of street-address level. This study proposes NetSurveillance, a method for monitoring the emergence of significant concentration of events along the intricate network of urban streets. Through a simulation test, the study demonstrates the high accuracy of NetSurveillance in detecting such clusters, and outperforms its conventional counterpart conclusively when applied at the individual street address level. Empirical analysis of drug incidents from Chicago also illustrates its capacity to identify rapid outburst of crimes as well as a more gradual build-up of such concentration, and their disappearance, either as a one-off or as part of a recurrent hotbed.

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Erratum to: The mortality rates and the space–time patterns of John Snow’s cholera epidemic map

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Data Sharing and Data Registries in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Data Sharing and Data Registries in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Crime Geosurveillance in Microscale Urban Environments: NetSurveillance

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