The Foundation for Influenza Epidemiology is happy to welcome Abbott as a new donor to support the GIHSN. With decades of experience in infectious disease testing and viral surveillance, Abbott will bring great contribution to the development and strengthening of the network. Welcome on board!
The Foundation for Influenza Epidemiology is happy to welcome Abbott as a new donor to support the GIHSN. Welcome on board!
The Global Influenza Hospital Surveillance Network (GIHSN) is a platform able to generate strong epidemiological and medical evidence on influenza severity and to support vaccine strain selection through timely sharing of clinical and laboratory data. GIHSN can inform policy decisions and serve as a network for improved respiratory viruses surveillance capacity building and response.
The Global Influenza Hospital Surveillance Network (GIHSN) is a platform able to generate strong epidemiological and medical evidence on influenza severity and to support vaccine strain selection through timely sharing of clinical and laboratory data. GIHSN can inform policy decisions and serve as a network for improved respiratory viruses surveillance capacity building and response.
The Foundation wishes to support research projects and analytical proposals focusing on influenza and other respiratory viruses, that leverage the GIHSN platform. You are a not-for-profit institution and would be interested?
The Foundation wishes to support research projects and analytical proposals focusing on influenza and other respiratory viruses, that leverage the GIHSN platform. You are a not-for-profit institution and would be interested?
Uncovering the true burden of influenza : two new data-driven collaborations with Sanofi Pasteur’s Foundation for Influenza Epidemiology seek to improve genetic mapping of the disease and its impact at national and global levels …
Uncovering the true burden of influenza : two new data-driven collaborations with Sanofi Pasteur’s Foundation for Influenza Epidemiology …
The GIHSN, supported by the Foundation for Influenza Epidemiology, can be a strong platform for severe COVID-19 surveillance and research. GIHSN systematically collects epidemiological data (e.g. clinical characteristics, outcome, etc.) on patients hospitalized with acute respiratory illness. Respiratory specimens are collected on each patient; swabs are stored and most laboratories have capacity to do further analysis. More than 10,000 samples are collected every year in approximately 100 hospitals across 20 sites worldwide. If you are interested to partner with the GIHSN as part of a research project or grant submission, please contact foundationforinfluenza@gihsn.org
The GIHSN, supported by the Foundation for Influenza Epidemiology, can be a strong platform for severe COVID-19 surveillance and research. GIHSN systematically collects epidemiological data (e.g. clinical characteristics, outcome, etc.) on patients hospitalized with acute respiratory illness. Respiratory specimens are collected on each patient; swabs are stored and most laboratories have capacity to do further analysis. More than 10,000 samples are collected every year in approximately 100 hospitals across 20 sites worldwide. If you are interested to partner with the GIHSN as part of a research project or grant submission, please contact foundationforinfluenza@gihsn.org