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Emergency Medical Services and Syndromic Surveillance: A Comparison With Traditional Surveillance and Effects on Timeliness.

Peter J RockDana QuesinberryMichael D SingletonSvetla Slavova
Published in: Public health reports (Washington, D.C. : 1974) (2021)
Data from EMS and syndromic surveillance systems can be reliably used to monitor nonfatal opioid overdose trends in Kentucky in near-real time to inform timely public health response.
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