{"1e3155d2-9642-4c68-b567-fdda30b7fb25": "Corha Prepared", "45e4f84e-551e-4998-b335-f05f330da2a9": "documents_lightblue_nobg.svg", "660f5a61-4887-42eb-837a-3711e4bdf1b9": "http://#", "d1b33c95-3bfe-4318-8423-c00ceb64d2db": "A Trial of Automated Outbreak Detection to Reduce Hospital Pathogen Spread", "fdb7cf96-b73b-4901-8556-18b2b34c6e0d": "A cluster-randomized trial was conducted in 82 community hospitals within a larger healthcare system to assess whether automated statistical surveillance and standardized response protocols could facilitate earlier containment efforts that would reduce the size of outbreaks. While the trial’s overall findings were negative, a post-hoc analysis comparing the prepandemic intervention period with baseline periods found that the statistical outbreak surveillance group was associated with a 64.1% reduction in additional cases."}