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Public health surveillance is the ongoing, systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of data on specific health events. It is used to plan, implement and evaluate public health programmes.
The data comes from doctors reporting notifiable diseases to the local Medical Officer of Health. Influenza data is monitored from May to October every year.
Download and view the list of Notifiable Diseases in New Zealand [PDF].
Find out about Community and Public Health's response to Infectious Diseases.
Notifiable Diseases Surveillance
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Influenza Surveillance
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2011
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