A greater proportion of rural cases were younger, entire dogs compared to urban cases.
The overall case fatality rate was 47.2% it was higher for those CPV cases reported from urban areas (50.6%) than rural areas (45.5%). More than twice as many of the reported cases were from a rural area (3321 cases) compared to an urban area (1549 cases). Parvovirus cases were predominately young (<12 months), entire, unvaccinated, mixed-breed dogs. Australian postcodes were classified as rural or urban (based on human population density) and reported CPV cases were then categorised as rural or urban based on their reported home postcode. In this study a total of 4870 CPV cases reported from an Australian disease surveillance system between September 2009 and July 2014 were analysed. However, evidence to support this suggestion-and possible reasons for such a predisposition-has not existed until now. Outbreaks occur throughout Australia, and it has been suggested that disproportionally more CPV cases occur in rural locations. Zourkas, Elaine Ward, Michael P Kelman, MarkĬanine parvovirus (CPV) is a highly contagious and often fatal disease reported worldwide. A strategic approach for the adoption and diffusion of intranet technology is then presented.Ĭanine parvovirus in Australia: A comparative study of reported rural and urban cases. A comparative case study of bipolar organizations is used to identify crucial implementation factors and create an innovation adoption model. This exploratory study identifies factors that influence the adoption and diffusion of intranet technology. Information Technology Diffusion: A Comparative Case Study of Intranet Adoption Development of related directives and regulations and criteria Comparative risk assessment case study as a tool for comparing risk is emphasized Criteria of exposure to human and ecological risks are addressed development of data base on failure probabilities and appropriate physical models.
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