| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000001 |
Imran Satia [Canada, Royaume-Uni] ; Ruth Cusack [Canada] ; Justina M. Greene [Canada] ; Paul M. O'Byrne [Canada] ; Kieran J. Killian [Canada] ; Neil Johnston [Canada] | Prevalence and contribution of respiratory viruses in the community to rates of emergency department visits and hospitalizations with respiratory tract infections, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma. |
| 000011 |
L J Martin [Canada] ; H. Dong [Canada] ; Q. Liu [Canada] ; J. Talbot [Canada] ; W. Qiu [Canada] ; Y. Yasui [Canada, États-Unis] | Predicting influenza-like illness-related emergency department visits by modelling spatio-temporal syndromic surveillance data. |
| 000093 |
Leah J. Martin [Canada] ; Cindy Im [Canada] ; Huiru Dong [Canada] ; Bonita E. Lee [Canada] ; James Talbot [Canada] ; David P. Meurer [Canada] ; Shamir N. Mukhi [Canada] ; Steven J. Drews [Canada] ; Yutaka Yasui [Canada, États-Unis] | Influenza-like illness-related emergency department visits: Christmas and New Year holiday peaks and relationships with laboratory-confirmed respiratory virus detections, Edmonton, Alberta, 2004-2014. |
| 000286 |
Eric Lavigne [Canada] ; Antonio Gasparrini ; Xiang Wang ; Hong Chen ; Abderrahmane Yagouti ; Manon D. Fleury ; Sabit Cakmak | Extreme ambient temperatures and cardiorespiratory emergency room visits: assessing risk by comorbid health conditions in a time series study. |
| 000306 |
Termeh Kousha [Canada] ; Brian H. Rowe | Ambient ozone and emergency department visits due to lower respiratory condition. |
| 000357 |
Dena L. Schanzer [Canada] ; Brian Schwartz | Impact of seasonal and pandemic influenza on emergency department visits, 2003-2010, Ontario, Canada. |
| 000C82 |
Eric Lavigne [Canada] ; Paul J. Villeneuve ; Sabit Cakmak | Air pollution and emergency department visits for asthma in Windsor, Canada. |
| 000D46 |
Verena H. Menec [Canada] ; Charlyn Black ; Leonard Macwilliam ; Fred Y. Aoki | The impact of influenza-associated respiratory illnesses on hospitalizations, physician visits, emergency room visits, and mortality. |
