Salmonella spp. as a be.Prepared Case Study for Integrating Microbial Genomic and Health Data in Public Health Surveillance
Surveillance de la santé et des maladies
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Auteurs
Amber Van Laer [2]; Florian Commans [3]; Wesley Mattheus [4]; An Van den Bossche [5]; Pieter-Jan Ceyssens [6]; Kevin Vanneste [7]; Sigrid C.J. De Keersmaecker [8]; A. Gori [9]; Michael Kelchtermans [10]; Kato Milis [11]; Raf Winand [12]; Eric Mairiaux [13]; Daphné Rasier [14]; Ruben Brondeel [15]; Members of the HERA-BE-WGS initiative [16]; Dieter Van Cauteren [17]; Heleen Masset [18]Mots-clés
Résumé:
An interoperable architecture is essential to strengthen preparedness for potential future pandemics. Therefore, an overarching Belgian
infrastructure called be.Prepared has been developed to improve the surveillance of infectious diseases. The architecture supports the
central collection, processing, and linking of laboratory, clinical, epidemiological data with microbial genomic indicator data
derived from Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) analysis securely.