Libba Reed McMillan, David M Shannon
Psychometric Analysis of the JSPE Nursing Student Version R: Comparison of Senior BSN Students and Medical Students Attitudes toward Empathy in Patient Care
ISRN nursing
marked spatiotemporal variabilities mosquito infection arboviruses exemplified transmission west nile virus wnv america require adaptive strategies mosquito sampling pool screening data analyses currently lack reliable consistent measures risk exposure may compromise comparison surveillance data based quantitative reasoning critically examined fundamental issues regarding mosquito sampling design estimation transmission intensity two surveillance strategies proposed distinct focus ie targeted surveillance detection low rates mosquito infection extensive surveillance evaluation risk exposure high levels mosquito infection strongly recommend use indicators embodying mosquito abundance infection rates measures risk exposure aggregation surveillance data long periods time across broad areas obscures patterns focal arboviral transmission believe quantitative issues addressed mosquito surveillance programs improve epidemiological intelligence arbovirus transmission