Provincial and Territorial Surveillance

Provincial and territorial surveillance of vaccine preventable diseases is pivotal in assessing the circulation of diseases that can contribute to outbreaks. Such surveillance activities are essential in supporting and improving upon Canada’s immunization programs.

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Last Reviewed: January 23, 2019

Background Knowledge8
Implementation Tool1
Evidence3
Key Influencers2

Provincial and Territorial Surveillance

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Provincial and Territorial Surveillance

Chief Public Health Officer's Report 2016 - Health For All Islanders

Manitoba Annual Summary of Communicable Diseases 2015

Monthly Infectious Diseases Surveillance Report

New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2016

Reportable Communicable Diseases in Nunavut, 2007 to 2014

Reportable Disease Trends in Ontario

Surveillance and Disease Reports: Communicable Diseases Reports and Influenza Surveillance

Vaccine Preventable and Invasive Bacterial Diseases Quarterly Report 2018 Quarter 2: April 1 - June 30, 2018

Use of a 40-day rolling incidence to monitor pertussis in Nova Scotia, 2015

Monthly Disease Report: December 2016

Vaccine Preventable Disease Monitoring Report Measles, 2015 and 2016

Vaccine Preventable Disease Monitoring Report Human Papilloma Virus, 2015 and 2016

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