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case-to-infection proportion

 

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Noun case-to-infection proportion has 1 sense
  1. case-to-infection proportion, case-to-infection ratio - the number of cases of a disease divided by the number of infections with the agent that causes the disease
    --1 is a kind of proportion, proportionality

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Case-to-Infection Proportion

Description:

The case-to-infection proportion, also known as the case infection rate, is a statistical measure used in epidemiology to express the relationship between the number of confirmed cases of a specific disease and the total number of individuals who have been infected by the disease. This proportion provides valuable insights into the transmission and severity of a disease within a specific population or community.

Senses:

Sense 1:

In epidemiology, the case-to-infection proportion refers to the ratio of confirmed cases to the total number of infected individuals within a specific population.

Example sentence: The case-to-infection proportion of COVID-19 in our town is currently 1:10, indicating a relatively low transmission rate.

Sense 2:

Among healthcare professionals, the case-to-infection proportion is used to assess the effectiveness of preventive measures in containing the spread of a disease.

Example sentence: The hospital implemented strict infection control protocols, resulting in a significant decrease in the case-to-infection proportion among healthcare workers.

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