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Trends of viral gastroenteritis in the Australian Capital Territory

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2018

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Ford, Laura
McEwen, Samuel
Glass, Kathryn

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National Centre for Disease Control

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Rotavirus, norovirus and adenovirus are common gastroenteritis viruses. To investigate trends of these viruses in the Australian Capital Territory, we analysed routine laboratory data and institutional outbreak data from 2003-2015. We found that after the introduction of rotavirus vaccination, there was a reduction in the proportion positivity in hospitalised cases and young children overall, but little change in cases referred by general practitioners.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/186554

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Communicable Diseases Intelligence

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