Design and analysis of infectious disease studies
Contributions: -- Frank Ball (joint with Niels Becker), Optimal vaccination strategies for epidemics with two types of infection. p.\,2597 -- Heiko Becher, On the analysis of randomised malaria trials. p.\,2598 -- Sheila M. Bird (joint with Sharon J. Hutchinson, David J. Goldberg), Predicting severe sequelae of injection-related Hepatitis C. p.\,2599 -- Martin C. J. Bootsma (joint with Marc J. M. Bonten, Odo Diekmann), Estimating transmission parameters for infectious diseases in small hospital units. p.\,2601 -- Tom Britton (joint with Frank Ball), Epidemic models with different severities. p.\,2602 -- I-Shou Chang (joint with Tsung-Hsi Wang, Yung-Hsiang Huang, Donald Dah-Shyong Jiang, Jhy-Yuan Yang, Ting-Hsiang Lin, Che-Chi Yang, Yuh-Jenn Wu, Chi-Chung Wen, Ih-Jen Su, Chao A. Hsiung), Survival analysis of Taiwan SARS data by a semiparametric mixture model. p.\,2602 -- Hans Peter Duerr (joint with Martin Eichner and Klaus Dietz), The impact of density-dependent processes on the eradicability of parasitic diseases. p.\,2604 -- Martin Eichner (joint with Markus Schwehm), Can residual protection conferred by previous smallpox vaccination be harmful? p.\,2605 -- Vernon T. Farewell (joint with A.M. Herzberg, K.W. James, L.M. Ho, -- G.M. Leung), SARS Incubation and Quarantine Times. p.\,2607 -- Christophe Fraser (joint with William P. Hanage and Brian G. Spratt), Evolution and Epidemiology of Bacterial Pathogens. p.\,2610 -- Kathryn Glass (joint with Niels G. Becker, Mark S. Clements), Inferring the presence of undiagnosed cases during infectious disease outbreaks. p.\,2613 -- John Glasser (joint with Zhilan Feng), Timely Identification of Control Strategies for Emerging Infectious Diseases: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in Singapore. p.\,2614 -- M. Elizabeth Halloran (joint with Michael G. Hudgens), Causal vaccine effects on binary post-infection outcomes. p.\,2616 -- Mirjam Kretzschmar (joint with Jacco Wallinga, Peter Teunis, Shuqin Xing, Rafael Mikolajczyk), Adverse effects of smallpox vaccination: new analysis of old data. p.\,2617 -- Andrew B. Lawson, Issues in Online Surveillance of Infectious Diseases. p.\,2620 -- Ira M. Longini (joint with M. Elizabeth Halloran, Azhar Nizam, Yang Yang, Shufu Xu), Stochastic Models for Bioterrorist and Naturally Emerging Infectious Disease Threats. p.\,2621 -- Owen D. Lyne (joint with Frank G. Ball), Inference issues for stochastic multitype SIR epidemics among a population of households. p.\,2621 -- Eduardo Massad (joint with F.A.B. Coutinho, M.N. Burattini, L.F. Lopez and C.J. Struchiner), A Game-Theoretical Model in Yellow Fever Vaccination. p.\,2622 -- Denis Mollison, Pair approximations for spatial structures? p.\,2625 -- Johannes Müller (joint with Martin Möhle, Mirjam Kretzschmar, Klaus Dietz), Contact tracing and stochastic graphs. p.\,2627 -- Nico J.D. Nagelkerke (joint with Sake J. de Vlas), Interactions between infections. p.\,2629 -- Philip D. O'Neill, Bayesian inference for final outcome data using random graphs. p.\,2631 -- Mick Roberts, Invasion of exotic infections. p.\,2632 -- Mick Roberts (joint with Hans Heesterbeek), Identification of reservoirs of infection. p.\,2634 -- Lisa Sattenspiel (joint with Connie Carpenter), Using an individual-based model to study the spread of infectious diseases among Canadian fur-trapping populations. p.\,2636 -- David J. Scott (joint with Shanthi Ameratunga, Alex Macmillan, Diana Lennon, Joanna Stewart, Sue Crengle, Kim Mulholland, Mick Roberts), The Data Analysis Plan for the New Zealand Meningitis B Vaccination Programme. p.\,2637 -- Tom Smith (joint with Wilson Sama ), Estimating the duration of common persistent infections. p.\,2638 -- Claudio J. Struchiner (joint with Margareth G. Kidwell, José M.C. Ribeiro), Population Dynamics of Transposable Elements: Copy Number Regulation and Species Invasion Requirements. p.\,2639 -- Stefan Wagenpfeil (joint with B. Hellriegel), Dynamic population models and invasive pneumococcal diseases. p.\,2641 -- Jacco Wallinga (joint with Peter Teunis), Real-time tracking of reproduction numbers during epidemic outbreaks. p.\,2643 -- Paul S.F. Yip (joint with K.F. Lam, Eric Lau, Pui-Hing Chau, Kenneth W.sang and Anne Chao), A study of real time fatality rate for an emerging disease: a case for severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in Hong Kong. p.\,2645
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