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Evaluating the evolution of the timeliness of test-based surveillance systems over the course of a pandemic
2026-02-17
public and global health
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1The timeliness of infectious disease surveillance systems largely determines the speed at which mitigation interventions may be implemented. However, it is unclear how surveillance timeliness evolves during a pandemic with changing government policies, testing tools, and population-level infection and immunity landscapes. Here, we adapt an agent-based model for COVID-19 transmission to explore the timeliness of the surveillance signals obtained from polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and rapid ant...
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