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National Hepatitis C Surveillance Based on Voluntary Reference Centers: 2001–2004. Regular Surveillance Reports - Infectious Diseases
Introduction - As part of the first national program to combat hepatitis C (1999), the InVS established a hepatitis C surveillance system through reference centers. This article...
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Reporting of Healthcare-Associated Infections, France, 2001–2005. Regular Surveillance Reports - Infectious Diseases
In 2001, health authorities made it mandatory to report rare or serious healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in order to detect them early and facilitate their control. We describe...
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Epidemiological and Virological Surveillance of Influenza in France: 2005–2006 Season. Regular Surveillance Reports - Infectious Diseases
This article summarizes seasonal influenza activity in metropolitan France for the 2005–2006 season. Methodology - The article is based on community data provided by the Sentinelles...
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Invasive meningococcal infections in France in 2005
In France, epidemiological surveillance of invasive meningococcal disease (IMD) is based on the analysis of reporting and mandatory reporting (MR) data, supplemented by microbiological...
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Surveillance of HIV/AIDS in France, 2005
This article presents the status of HIV infection and AIDS in France as of December 31, 2005, based on surveillance systems coordinated by the French Institute for Public Health...
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Causes of death in France in 2005 among adults infected with HIV and changes since 2000
Introduction - The objective of the 2005 Mortality Survey was to describe the distribution of causes of death among HIV-infected adults in France in 2005 and to assess changes since...
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Post-occupational surveillance: identifying retirees who have been exposed to carcinogens.
Introduction - The objective is to establish a post-occupational surveillance system for employees ("Spirale") and self-employed workers ("Espri") by identifying retirees who were...
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Epidemiological surveillance of occupational risks: Why and how?
Occupational factors have a significant impact on public health, generate high costs, and contribute to social inequalities in health. France has a well-developed occupational health...
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Relationships between socioeconomic characteristics and health status, healthcare utilization, and quality of care among people with diabetes, Entred 2001
Objectives - To compare the socioeconomic characteristics of diabetic and general populations, and to examine, within the diabetic population, the relationship between these...
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Cases of active tuberculosis reported in France in 2006.
The results presented here pertain to cases of active tuberculosis reported in France during 2006 under mandatory reporting requirements. In 2006, the number of reported cases of...