What are the Key Components of Active Surveillance?
Key components of active surveillance in toxicology include:
Data Collection: Gathering information from multiple sources such as healthcare providers, laboratories, poison control centers, and environmental monitoring systems. Data Analysis: Using statistical methods and algorithms to detect patterns, anomalies, and trends in the collected data. Reporting: Timely dissemination of findings to relevant stakeholders, including public health authorities, regulatory bodies, and the general public. Interventions: Implementing measures such as recalls, public warnings, and policy changes to mitigate identified risks.
