One Health Disease Surveillance
Disease Surveillance Game
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Topics of this game:
- What is the definition of public health surveillance?
- Who is ProMED?
- Which surveillance system requires a lot of resources and is labor intensive?
- WHO replaced 3 specific diseases with broader infectious disease outbreaks was called?
- What enabled health professions to disseminate disease outbreak info more rapidly?
- What are the two main types of Web-based surveillance systems?
- When is the best time to isolate and detect virulence factors for a pathogen?
- Why is this important when considering the One Health perspective?
- Which is relatively more lethal when secreted from a pathogen, endotoxin or exotoxins?
- What is the study of the genomes of individual microbes?
- Define: culture-independent & sequence-based view of genomes from specific environment
- Which group of data collection resources contains examples of informal information?
- The warning system for emerging infectious diseases, ProMED, is only open to scientists.
- What does syndromic surveillance monitor to help early detection of diseases?
- Which of the following automated tools monitors the health-seeking behavior of users?
- Are social networks like Twitter worth monitoring to track health information?
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