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Environmental Health Surveillance Systems (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio))

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Environmental Health Surveillance Systems (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio)) (literal)

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Gianicolo E. A. L.; Bruni A.; Serinelli M. (2010)
Environmental Health Surveillance Systems
CNR, ROMA, 2010
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In: Environment and Health Inter-departmental Project: present knowledge and prospects for future research. CNR ed. pp. 151 - 166. Bianchi F, Cori L, Moretti PF (eds.). ROMA: CNR, 2010. (literal)

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An integrated environmental health surveillance system is the systematic, ongoing collection and analysis of information related to disease and environment, and its dissemination to individuals and institutions. This type of system provides scientiÞc evidence and tools for implementing and evaluating policies aimed at preventing, controlling and protecting health and the environment. An integrated environmental health surveillance system can be realized by setting up environmental and health indicators. Indicators are useful for understanding the spatial and temporal trends of environmental parameters and related health effects, both acute and chronic. In recent years, much attention has been focused on surveillance systems, and, in particular, on developing methods for combining and integrating information in order to better understand these phenomena. Several analytical approaches have been proposed for classifying environmental and health indicators: Thacker''s model; the DPS (literal)

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