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surveillance of disease

 

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Noun surveillance of disease has 1 sense
  1. surveillance of disease - the ongoing systematic collection and analysis of data about an infectious disease that can lead to action being taken to control or prevent the disease
    --1 is a kind of
    surveillance

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Term: Surveillance of Disease


Description:

The term "surveillance of disease" refers to the systematic monitoring and tracking of diseases and health-related events in order to gather data, identify patterns, and make informed decisions for preventative and control measures. It involves the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data to detect, prevent, and respond effectively to outbreaks and epidemics.


Part of Speech:

  • Noun (singular/plural): surveillance of disease / surveillances of disease

Senses:

  1. General Sense: The act of systematically monitoring and tracking diseases and health-related events for data collection, pattern identification, and decision-making purposes.

Usage:

Popular Usage:

  1. "The surveillance of disease helps authorities stay informed regarding the prevalence and spread of infectious illnesses."
  2. "Efficient surveillance of disease is crucial for the timely detection of potential outbreaks."

Local Usage:

  1. "Our community health center has implemented an advanced system for the surveillance of disease."
  2. "In rural areas, grassroots organizations play a vital role in local surveillance of disease."

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