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| \\ Structure of the framework\\ \\ Following the definitions proposed in Hoinville et al, 2013, a //surveillance system// is defined as a collection of various //surveillance components// which are all aimed at “describing health-hazard occurrence and contributing to the planning, implementation, and evaluation of risk-mitigation actions”. The framework was therefore organised into those two levels. \\ \\ As a starting point, a surveillance system should be defined as a collection of surveillance activities directed against one particular health hazard, in a specific region and a given animal population (for instance, surveillance for disease freedom documentation of Bluetongue in Germany).\\ \\ After the surveillance system has been defined, all surveillance activities that contribute to that system are grouped into surveillance components, with the help of the framework:\\ \\ {{ :files:sdf4.png?nolink&400 |}}\\ \\ Surveillance components are then designed, individually. The picture below shows the steps of surveillance design using this framework, where steps 1 and 2 are performed at the surveillance system level (once for each system) and the remaining steps are repeated for each specific surveillance component identified. \\ \\ The structure of this WIKI follows the numbering depicted below, and users can navigate quickly through the steps through the navigation menu to the right of this page (top of the page)\\ \\ {{ :files:sdf5.png?nolink&400 |}}\\ \\ We hope you will find the support you need in this WIKI. Don't hesitate to leave us some feedback.\\ \\ Members can contribute by editing the wiki and posting discussions, if you want to become a member, don't hesitate to contact us:\\ http://santero.fp7-risksur.eu/\\ \\ Reference:\\ Hoinville, L. J., Alban, L., Drewe, J. A., Gibbens, J. C., Gustafson, L., Häsler, B., … Stärk, K. D. C. (2013). Proposed terms and concepts for describing and evaluating animal-health surveillance systems. Preventive veterinary medicine, 112, 1–12.\\ \\ \\ | \\ Structure of the framework\\ \\ Following the definitions proposed in Hoinville et al, 2013, a //surveillance system// is defined as a collection of various //surveillance components// which are all aimed at “describing health-hazard occurrence and contributing to the planning, implementation, and evaluation of risk-mitigation actions”. The framework was therefore organised into those two levels. \\ \\ As a starting point, a surveillance system should be defined as a collection of surveillance activities directed against one particular health hazard, in a specific region and a given animal population (for instance, surveillance for disease freedom documentation of Bluetongue in Germany).\\ \\ After the surveillance system has been defined, all surveillance activities that contribute to that system are grouped into surveillance components, with the help of the framework:\\ \\ {{ :files:sdf4.png?nolink&400 |}}\\ \\ Surveillance components are then designed, individually. The picture below shows the steps of surveillance design using this framework, where steps 1 and 2 are performed at the surveillance system level (once for each system) and the remaining steps are repeated for each specific surveillance component identified. \\ \\ The structure of this WIKI follows the numbering depicted below, and users can navigate quickly through the steps through the navigation menu to the right of this page (top of the page)\\ \\ {{ :files:sdf5.png?nolink&400 |}}\\ \\ We hope you will find the support you need in this WIKI. Don't hesitate to leave us some feedback.\\ \\ Members can contribute by editing the wiki and posting discussions, if you want to become a member, don't hesitate to contact us:\\ http://santero.fp7-risksur.eu/\\ \\ Reference:\\ Hoinville, L. J., Alban, L., Drewe, J. A., Gibbens, J. C., Gustafson, L., Häsler, B., … Stärk, K. D. C. (2013). Proposed terms and concepts for describing and evaluating animal-health surveillance systems. Preventive veterinary medicine, 112, 1–12.\\ \\ \\ | ||
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