Measuring costs of data collection at village clinics by village doctors for a syndromic surveillance system-a cross sectional survey from China

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Yan Ding
Yang Fei
Biao Xu
Jun Yang
Weirong Yan
Vinod K. Diwan
Rainer Sauerborn
Hengjin Dong
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[1] Institute of Public Health,
[2] Heidelberg University,undefined
[3] School of Public Health,undefined
[4] Fudan University,undefined
[5] Yongxiu County center for Disease Control and Prevention,undefined
[6] Tongji Medical School,undefined
[7] Huazhong University of Science and Technology,undefined
[8] Institute for Global Health,undefined
[9] Karolinska Institutet,undefined
[10] Center for Health Policy Studies,undefined
[11] Zhejiang University School of Medicine,undefined
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Rural China; Village clinics; Infectious diseases; Syndromic surveillance system; Data collection; Staff time costs; Depreciation and opportunity costs;
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