Severe Acute Respiratory Infection - Watch surveillance system - update to DCB2043
Hospital admissions and critical care surveillance scheme for severe acute respiratory infection (SARI), such as those caused by coronavirus and influenza.
About this standard
- Publisher
- NHS England
- Also known as
- SARI
- SARI - Watch surveillance system
- Reference code
- DAPB2043
- Status
- Draft in progress
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- Standard type
- Collections
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Collections. A Collection is a systematic gathering of a specified selection of data or information for a particular stated purpose from existing records held within health and care systems and electronic devices.
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- Topic
- Data definitions and terminologies
Review Information
- Contributor
- UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA)
More information
This change request is to renew the approval the SARI Watch surveillance system mandatory collection components beyond March 2023. There are reductions in the requested data as we have moved into the Living with COVID phase of the pandemic.
Page last updated: 03 May 2024