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Nevada 2011-2012 Flu Season: Weeks 40-27 (No New Deaths; Total Four)
Nevada 2011-2012 Flu Season: Weeks 40-27 (No New Deaths; Total Four)
Week 40: Southern Nevada Health District
During*the*week*ending*October*08,*2011,*the*follo wing*viruses*were*identified*through*PEWSS*with*a* moderate*volume*of*testing:*Adenovirus*and
*Parainfluenza*1.
Washoe County
1 lab-confirmed case
ILI: 0.9%
Influenza B detected (rapid)
P&I: 1.4%
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
No lab-confirmed cases
ILI: 0.9%
P&I: 3.4%
Week 42: Southern Nevada Health District
During*the*week*ending*October*22,*2011,*the*follo wing*viruses*were*identified*through*PEWSS*with*a* low*volume*of*testing:*Adenovirus,*Parainfluenza*1 *and*RSV.
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Week 43: Southern Nevada Health District
During*the*week*ending*October*22,*2011,*the*follo wing*viruses*were*identified*through*PEWSS*with*a* low*volume*of*testing:*Adenovirus,*Parainfluenza*1 *and*RSV
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
1 lab-confirmed case http://www.co.washoe.nv.us/health/cdpp/flu_report.html
The five of six participating providers reported a total of 26 patients with influenza-like-illness (ILI) for week ending October 29, 2011 (week 43). The percentage of persons seen with ILI by the five providers was 0.9% (26/2955) which is below the regional baseline of 3.9%. During week 42, the percentage of patient visits to U.S. sentinel providers due to ILI was 1.1%. This percentage is below the national baseline of 2.4%. On a regional level, the percentage of outpatient visits for ILI ranged from 0.6% to 1.9%.
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
3 new cases; total 7
The six participating providers reported a total of 44 patients with influenza-like-illness (ILI) for week ending November 5, 2011 (week 44). The percentage of persons seen with ILI by the five providers was 1.1% (44/3843) which is below the regional baseline of 3.9%. During week 43, the percentage of patient visits to U.S. sentinel providers due to ILI was 1.2%. This percentage is below the national baseline of 2.4%. On a regional level, the percentage of outpatient visits for ILI ranged from 0.7% to 1.9%.
Week 45: Southern Nevada Health District
During the week ending October 29, 2011, the follo wing virus was identified through PEWSS with a low volume of testing: Parainfluenza 1.
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
4 new cases; total 11
Rapid testing Influenza A and B detected
ILI: 1.2%
P&I: 8.8%
Week 46: Southern Nevada Health District
During*the*week*ending*November*19,*2011,*the*foll owing*viruses*were*identified*through*PEWSS*with*a *moderate*volume*of*testing:*Adenovirus,*Human*Met apneumovirus,*Parainfluenza*1*and*Parainfluenza*3.
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
1 new case (A/H3); total 12
Five of the six participating providers reported a total of 39 patients with influenza-like-illness (ILI) for week ending November 26, 2011 (week 47). The percentage of persons seen with ILI by the four providers was 1.1% (39/3524) which is below the regional baseline of 3.9%. During week 46, the percentage of patient visits to U.S. sentinel providers due to ILI was 1.3%. This percentage is below the national baseline of 2.4%. On a regional level, the percentage of outpatient visits for ILI ranged from 0.6% to 2.3%.
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County:
2 new cases; total 14 (1 hospitalization has been reported for the season)
ILI: 0.7%
A/H3 and B detected
P&I: 3%
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
Five of the six participating providers reported a total of 26 patients with influenza-like-illness (ILI) for weekending December 10, 2011 (week 49). The percentage of persons seen with ILI by the five providers was 0.7% (26/3755) which is below the regional baseline of 3.9%. During week 48, the percentage of patient visits to U.S. sentinel providers due to ILI was 1.2%. This percentage is below the national baseline of 2.4%. On a regional level, the percentage of outpatient visits for ILI ranged from 0.6% to 2.3%.
No new cases
No positives for influenza detected
P&I: 8%
Week 50: Southern Nevada Health District
During the week ending Decembe r 17, 2011, the following  ;viruses were identified through 60;PEWSS with a high volume 60;of testing: Influenza A, Ad enovirus, Human Metapneumovirus and  Parainfluenza 1.
Health District posts interim report on marathon gastrointestinal illnesses ...regarding the gastrointestinal illness outbreak following the Sunday, Dec. 4 Rock ‘n Roll Las Vegas Marathon. Based on initial test results, the pathogen that caused the outbreak is still undetermined. Additional tests will be conducted and a final report will be posted. The report is available at http://southernnevadahealthdistrict....rim-Report.pdf.
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
4 new cases; total 18
ILI: 1.2%
P&I: 10.4%
Week 51: Southern Nevada Health District
During the week ending December 24, 2011, the following viruses were identified through PEWSS with a low volume of testing: Adenovirus and Parainfluenza 1.
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
No new hospitalizations; total 1
ILI: 1%
No positives for influenza
P&I: 5.6%
Week 52: Southern Nevada Health District
Over the past five weeks, the following were identified in the community through PEWSS:
Adenovirus, Parainfluenza 1 and RSV have been circulating at low levels.
Influenza A, Human Metapneumovirus and Parainfluenza 2 have been sporadically identified.
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
No new hospitalizations; total 1
1 new case; total 19
ILI: 1.3%
No positives for influenza
P&I: 7.5%
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
Washoe County
No new hospitalizations; total 1
3 new cases; total 22
ILI: 1.1%
P&I: 7.5%
A and B rapid positives detected
PEWSS Report Archive (2015 - 2010)
Program Profile
The Pediatric Early Warning Sentinel Surveillance (PEWSS) is a year-round surveillance system developed by the Southern Nevada Health District to identify the pathogens responsible for respiratory disease circulating in the community.
Each week, several sentinel health care providers submit nasal swabs to
The Southern Nevada Health District’s respiratory illness surveillance program has confirmed two recent influenza cases in Clark County, a reminder that flu continues to circulate in the community.
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