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The Use of Control Charts in Health-Care and Public-Health Surveillance
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2006
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Industrial MonitoringEngineeringControl ChartsDiagnosisIndustrial PractitionersProcess SafetyPreventive MedicinePublic Health SystemProcess Analytical TechnologySystems EngineeringPublic HealthEpidemiological PrincipleSyndromic SurveillanceStatisticsProcess MeasurementProcess MonitoringDisease SurveillancePublic Health SurveillanceEpidemiologyStatistical Process ControlEpidemic IntelligenceProcess ControlIndustrial InformaticsIndustrial Process ControlHealth InformaticsDisease Monitoring
Control charts have numerous applications and research opportunities in health‑care monitoring and public‑health surveillance. The paper introduces these control‑chart applications to industrial practitioners and explores ideas that may be applicable to industrial monitoring. The study evaluates the advantages and disadvantages of health‑care and public‑health charting methods and highlights additional industrial statistical process control contributions relevant to the field.
There are many applications of control charts in health-care monitoring and in public-health surveillance. We introduce these applications to industrial practitioners and discuss some of the ideas that arise that may be applicable in industrial monitoring. The advantages and disadvantages of the charting methods proposed in the health-care and public-health areas are considered. Some additional contributions in the industrial statistical process control literature relevant to this area are given. There are many application and research opportunities available in the use of control charts for health-related monitoring.
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