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Figure 1 Time-points (T) and intervals (P) in the notificationprocess. GP = general practitioner; Po = period between symptomonset and MHS notification; Pd = period between laboratorydiagnosis and MHS notification; MHS = Municipal Health Service;RIVM = National Institute for Public Health and the Environment.
Figure 2 Ic (interval corrected) = LP (latent period) - × (periodof infectiousness before disease onset, index patient).
Table 1 Reporting time interval from symptom onset and from diagnosis until notification (Po and Pd) for infectiousdisease notifications in relation to the incubation period and in relation to the time after diagnosis, with the valuesassuming zero delay in laboratory reporting (underlined figures in italics)
Table 2 Percentage of notifications within one and two intervals corrected for the period of infectiousness beforedisease onset (Ic) for measles and hepatitis A virus infections, with the percentage assuming zero delay in laboratoryreporting (underlined percentages in italics)
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