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Evaluation of a Two-Step Approach for Large-Scale, Prospective Genotyping of Mycobacterium tuberculosis Isolates in the United States by Cowan, Lauren S, Diem, Lois, Monson, Timothy, Wand, Philip, Temporado, David, Oemig, Tanya V, Crawford, Jack T

“…Genotyping of Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolates is useful in tuberculosis control for confirming suspected transmission links, identifying unsuspected…”
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An outbreak of bronchoscopy-related Mycobacterium tuberculosis infections due to lack of bronchoscope leak testing by Ramsey, Alan H, Oemig, Tanya V, Davis, Jeffrey P, Massey, Jeffrey P, Török, Thomas J

“…Bronchoscopy-related transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis is rarely reported. In August 1999, five M tuberculosis-positive bronchial washing culture…”
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Electronic Health Information Quality Challenges and Interventions to Improve Public Health Surveillance Data and Practice by Dixon, Brian E., Siegel, Jason A., Oemige, Tanya V., Grannis, Shaun J.

“…Objective. We examined completeness, an attribute of data quality, in the context of electronic laboratory reporting (ELR) of notifiable disease information to…”
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Tuberculosis Genotyping in Six Low-Incidence States, 2000–2003 by Haddad, Maryam B., MSN, MPH, Diem, Lois A., BS, Cowan, Lauren S., PhD, Cave, M. Donald, PhD, Bettridge, Juli, BA, Yun, Lourdes, MD, MSPH, Winkler, Carolyn S., RN, ADN, Ingman, Denise D., BS, Oemig, Tanya V., RM (NRM), Lynch, Allen, BA, Montero, Jose T., MD, McCombs, Scott B., MPH, Ijaz, Kashef, MD, MPH

“…Background As tuberculosis incidence declines in the United States, a new tool for TB control efforts is Mycobacterium tuberculosis genotyping. Colorado, Iowa,…”
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Tuberculosis Cases in Wisconsin: Documentation of Treatment Improvement and Completion of Treatment, 2000-2002 by Monteon, Monica L., Arcari, Christine M., Remington, Patrick L., Kanarek, Marty S., Oemig, Tanya V.

“…Objective: In 2000, the Wisconsin Strategic Plan for the Elimination of Tuberculosis (TB) sets goals of 90 percent treatment completion and 95 percent…”
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Towards Interoperability for Public Health Surveillance: Experiences from Two States by Dixon, Brian E., Siegel, Jason A., Oemig, Tanya V., Grannis, Shaun J.

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Brief report: Tuberculosis Genotyping in Six Low-Incidence States, 2000-2003 by Haddad, Maryam B, Diem, Lois A, Cowan, Lauren S, Cave, M Donald, Bettridge, Juli, Yun, Lourdes, Winkler, Carolyn S, Ingman, Denise D, Oemig, Tanya V, Lynch, Allen, Montero, Jose T, McCombs, Scott B, Ijaz, Kashef

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