Outbreak definition
Outbreak means an isolated pest population, recently detected and expected to survive for the immediate future;
Outbreak means a rapidly expanding population of insects or diseases with potential to spread.
Outbreak means a recently detected pest population, including an incursion or a sudden significant increase in an established pest population of an area;
Examples of Outbreak in a sentence
Summary data for each outbreak will be entered onto the OzFoodNet Outbreak Register (provided by the Commonwealth) in accordance with the ‘Outbreak Summary Template’ or another format as agreed with the Coordinating Epidemiologist.
State Outbreak Registers will be submitted eight weeks after the close of the quarter.
More Definitions of Outbreak
Outbreak means the occurrence of cases of a disease or condition in any area over a given period of time in excess of the expected number of cases.
Outbreak means a holding where avian influenza has been confirmed by the competent authority;
Outbreak shall be defined as an Outbreak as declared by Public Health and/or Infection Prevention and Control (IP&C) in accordance with the definition as per Appendix “C”.
Outbreak means an unusual aggregation of health events that are grouped together in a short time period and limited geographic area.
Outbreak means either of the following:• A staff person, volunteer or Compassionate Caregiver tests positive for COVID-19 and was present in the facility during the infectious period. The infectious period is either 48 hours prior to the onset of symptoms or 48 hours prior to a positive test result if the staff person is asymptomatic before being tested; OR• New facility onset of a COVID-19 case or cases.
Outbreak means either of the following:
Outbreak means evidence of transmission of COVID-19 in a location that has been confirmed by the Chief Public Health Officer.