Preface.
Contributors.
Chapter 1. Surveillance and Monitoring Systems for Animal HealthProgram and Disease Suveys (M.D. Salman).
Chapter 2. Application of Surveillance and Monitoring Systems inDisease Control Programs (J. Christensen).
Chapter 3. Planning Survey, Surveillance, and MonitoringSystems-Roles and Requirements (C. Zepeda and M.D. Salman).
Chapter 4. Sampling Considerations in Surveys and Monitoring andSurveillance Systems (A. Cameron, I. Gardner, M.G. Doherr, and B.Wagner).
Chapter 5. Statistical Analysis of Data from Surveys,Monitoring, and Surveillance Systems (B. Wagner, I. Gardner, A.Cameron, and M.G. Doherr).
Chapter 6. Methods for Determining Temporal Clusters inSurveillance and Survey Programs (T.E. Carpenter and M.P.Ward).
Chapter 7. Methods for Determining Spartial Clusters inSurveillance and Survey Programs (T.E. Carpenter and M.P.Ward).
Chapter 8. Use of Sentinel Herds in Monitoring and SurveillanceSystems (B.J. McCluskey).
Chapter 9. Use of Animal Monitoring and Surveillance SystemsWhen the Frequency of Health-Related Events is Near Zero (M.G.Doherr, L. Audigé, M.D. Salman, and I.A. Gardner).
Chapter 10. Use of Simulation Models in Surveillance andMonitoring Systems (L. Audigé, M.G. Doherr, and B.Wagner).
Chapter 11. Quality Assessment of Animal Disease Surveillanceand Survey Systems (K.D.C. Stärk).
Chapter 12. Dissemination of Surveillance Findings (N.E.Wineland and D.A. Dargatz).
Chapter 13. Danish Swine Salmonellosis Control Program: 1993 to2001 (J. Christensen).
Index.
