| 英文摘要 |
The Real-Time Outbreak and Disease Surveillance System (RODS) is an automated syndrome surveillance system which introduced to about more then 170 medical care institutions throughout this country, and it automatically transmits the NHI codes and relevant information of emergency cases to Taiwan CDC, allowing early and rapid analysis of various diseases or syndromes for any abnormal circumstances. The purpose of this surveillance system built in the hope to early detect possible outbreaks of communicable diseases in the communities and establish epidemic trends and predictions of diseases. In 2007, the reporting disease included Influenza-like illness, enterovirus and diarrhea. Since 2008, acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis has also included. |
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