Article Figures & Data
Figures
- Figure 1.
Location of Real-Time Influenza Surveillance Network sites. WREN practices are indicated by yellow dots. IISP clinics are shown by red dots.
- Figure 2.
Results by age of surveillance population, showing cases with negative Sofia RITD results and those with influenza A and influenza B.
- Figure 3.
Epidemic curve for influenza cases as detected by the Real-Time Influenza Surveillance Network beginning September 15, 2013 and ending June 28, 2014.
- Figure 4.
Epidemic curves for influenza A. Data are expressed as the percent of the maximum weekly influenza case count for each system. RTISN counts (n = 254) were available immediately; WSLH-PCR counts (n = 4780) were delayed by 1 to 2 weeks.
- Figure 5.
Correlation of weekly influenza A case counts between Real-Time Influenza Surveillance Network and the WSLH PCR Network.
Tables
- Table 1.
Characteristics of Participating Clinics in the Real-Time Influenza Surveillance Network
N, % Clinic Ownership University affiliated (IISP sites) 4 (21.1) Hospital or health system 7 (36.8) Clinic physicians 4 (21.1) Federally qualified health center 3 (15.8) Community health center 1 (5.3) Clinics requiring IRB additional approval* 11 (57.9) Geographic location Rural 10 (52.6) Urban 7 (36.8) Suburban 2 (10.5) Specialty Single 7 (36.8) Multiple 10 (52.6) EMR implemented 19 (100) Four IISP sites were covered by the UW Health Sciences IRB exemption; 11 other sites were covered by 7 additional IRBs.
