Reporting protocol for zoonotic influenza virus

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This reporting protocol describes data collection for human cases of zoonotic influenza viruses, with the aim to support assessment of key indicators and trends over time and inform situational risk assessments.

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Reporting protocol for zoonotic influenza virus

Zoonotic influenza virus Reporting protocol Version 2.4 - EN - [PDF-1.16 MB]

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