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    <t>Timeline</t> of patients’ admissions to the hospital including the date ( A ) and cumulative number of new cases of human parainfluenza viruses type 3 (HPIV3) at the end of each week ( B ) during May–August 2017. Panel A shows the movements in and out of hospital of 15 patients (coded 1-15 on the y axis) involved in the outbreak during the period encompassing a week before the first confirmed positive sample (15 May; patient 1) and until two weeks after the resolution of the outbreak in the end of August (last positive sample date 13 August; patient 15). Corresponding dates are shown on the x axis. Patient’s inpatient admissions are shown in black. Where a day visit was recorded in the notes, it is reflected as an admission of 1 day on the timeline. Symptom onset dates, if available, are shown in red. Dates of confirmed positive samples are shown in green. Panel B shows the cumulative number of new cases of HPIV3 at the end of each week for the same period. The date that the outbreak was recognized (14 July) is marked with an arrow.
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    Article Title: Unrecognised Outbreak: Human parainfluenza virus infections in a pediatric oncology unit.  A new diagnostic PCR and virus monitoring system may allow early detection of future outbreaks

    Journal: Wellcome Open Research

    doi: 10.12688/wellcomeopenres.14732.1

    Timeline of patients’ admissions to the hospital including the date ( A ) and cumulative number of new cases of human parainfluenza viruses type 3 (HPIV3) at the end of each week ( B ) during May–August 2017. Panel A shows the movements in and out of hospital of 15 patients (coded 1-15 on the y axis) involved in the outbreak during the period encompassing a week before the first confirmed positive sample (15 May; patient 1) and until two weeks after the resolution of the outbreak in the end of August (last positive sample date 13 August; patient 15). Corresponding dates are shown on the x axis. Patient’s inpatient admissions are shown in black. Where a day visit was recorded in the notes, it is reflected as an admission of 1 day on the timeline. Symptom onset dates, if available, are shown in red. Dates of confirmed positive samples are shown in green. Panel B shows the cumulative number of new cases of HPIV3 at the end of each week for the same period. The date that the outbreak was recognized (14 July) is marked with an arrow.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Timeline of patients’ admissions to the hospital including the date ( A ) and cumulative number of new cases of human parainfluenza viruses type 3 (HPIV3) at the end of each week ( B ) during May–August 2017. Panel A shows the movements in and out of hospital of 15 patients (coded 1-15 on the y axis) involved in the outbreak during the period encompassing a week before the first confirmed positive sample (15 May; patient 1) and until two weeks after the resolution of the outbreak in the end of August (last positive sample date 13 August; patient 15). Corresponding dates are shown on the x axis. Patient’s inpatient admissions are shown in black. Where a day visit was recorded in the notes, it is reflected as an admission of 1 day on the timeline. Symptom onset dates, if available, are shown in red. Dates of confirmed positive samples are shown in green. Panel B shows the cumulative number of new cases of HPIV3 at the end of each week for the same period. The date that the outbreak was recognized (14 July) is marked with an arrow.

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    <t>Timeline</t> of patients’ admissions to the hospital including the date ( A ) and cumulative number of new cases of human parainfluenza viruses type 3 (HPIV3) at the end of each week ( B ) during May–August 2017. Panel A shows the movements in and out of hospital of 15 patients (coded 1-15 on the y axis) involved in the outbreak during the period encompassing a week before the first confirmed positive sample (15 May; patient 1) and until two weeks after the resolution of the outbreak in the end of August (last positive sample date 13 August; patient 15). Corresponding dates are shown on the x axis. Patient’s inpatient admissions are shown in black. Where a day visit was recorded in the notes, it is reflected as an admission of 1 day on the timeline. Symptom onset dates, if available, are shown in red. Dates of confirmed positive samples are shown in green. Panel B shows the cumulative number of new cases of HPIV3 at the end of each week for the same period. The date that the outbreak was recognized (14 July) is marked with an arrow.
    Timeline Graphpad Prism Version 6.00 For Mac, supplied by GraphPad Software Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Timeline of patients’ admissions to the hospital including the date ( A ) and cumulative number of new cases of human parainfluenza viruses type 3 (HPIV3) at the end of each week ( B ) during May–August 2017. Panel A shows the movements in and out of hospital of 15 patients (coded 1-15 on the y axis) involved in the outbreak during the period encompassing a week before the first confirmed positive sample (15 May; patient 1) and until two weeks after the resolution of the outbreak in the end of August (last positive sample date 13 August; patient 15). Corresponding dates are shown on the x axis. Patient’s inpatient admissions are shown in black. Where a day visit was recorded in the notes, it is reflected as an admission of 1 day on the timeline. Symptom onset dates, if available, are shown in red. Dates of confirmed positive samples are shown in green. Panel B shows the cumulative number of new cases of HPIV3 at the end of each week for the same period. The date that the outbreak was recognized (14 July) is marked with an arrow.

    Journal: Wellcome Open Research

    Article Title: Unrecognised Outbreak: Human parainfluenza virus infections in a pediatric oncology unit.  A new diagnostic PCR and virus monitoring system may allow early detection of future outbreaks

    doi: 10.12688/wellcomeopenres.14732.1

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Timeline of patients’ admissions to the hospital including the date ( A ) and cumulative number of new cases of human parainfluenza viruses type 3 (HPIV3) at the end of each week ( B ) during May–August 2017. Panel A shows the movements in and out of hospital of 15 patients (coded 1-15 on the y axis) involved in the outbreak during the period encompassing a week before the first confirmed positive sample (15 May; patient 1) and until two weeks after the resolution of the outbreak in the end of August (last positive sample date 13 August; patient 15). Corresponding dates are shown on the x axis. Patient’s inpatient admissions are shown in black. Where a day visit was recorded in the notes, it is reflected as an admission of 1 day on the timeline. Symptom onset dates, if available, are shown in red. Dates of confirmed positive samples are shown in green. Panel B shows the cumulative number of new cases of HPIV3 at the end of each week for the same period. The date that the outbreak was recognized (14 July) is marked with an arrow.

    Article Snippet: In order to visualize the respective locations of patients, a timeline incorporating admission dates, symptom onset and first confirmed HPIV3 positive sample was constructed in GraphPad Prism version 6.00 for Mac, GraphPad Software, La Jolla California USA.

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