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Integrated rapid risk assessment framework following a multimethod approach.

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Case definition for dengue fever according to international guidelines.

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Signal refinement algorithm using contextual indicators.

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A. Site-specific risk characterization for dengue fever outbreak with focus on likelihood to spread. B. Site-specific risk characterization for dengue fever outbreak with focus on population and economic impact.

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Site-specific risk score (mean, standard deviation (SD)) by region (including sub-scores and total score).

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Signal input, processing, and output by signal category.

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Table 4.

Signal-based dengue outbreak risk score by climate zone.

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Table 5.

Test signals based on case reports of suspected dengue for preliminary signal verification.

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Table 6.

Refinement of suspected dengue signals across three test scenarios.

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Fig 3.

Distribution of the site-specific risk at the district level in Tanzania [Shapefile source: [84] (this product was adapted from the National Bureau of Statistics Tanzania)].

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Visual representation of the integrated public health risk assessment for Tanzania: (i) Signal monitoring in the reference period 2019/01/25 - 2019/02/31, (ii) Summary of the Public Health risk assessment framework for Dar es Salaam and Tanga region, (iii) Sub-national risk monitoring in the reference period 2019/01/25 - 2019/02/31, mapping both the total and country-adjusted risk score distributions for Tanzania across two distinct risk score ranges (29-132 and 51-70 points, respectively) [Shapefile source: (84) (this product was adapted from the National Bureau of Statistics Tanzania)].

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