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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 14.
Published in final edited form as: Zoonoses Public Health. 2016 Jul 8;64(2):127–136. doi: 10.1111/zph.12289

Table 1.

Number of public health agencies that have reported human cases of bat variant rabies, and the number of calls, investigations and person-hours invested for mass bat exposure investigations based on prior mass bat exposure experience

Little or no experience
(N = 12) mean,
range, mode
Prior experience
(N = 33) mean,
range, mode
All agencies (N = 45)
mean, range, mode
Number of agencies reporting prior human cases from bat variant rabies n = 3 (25%) n = 19 (58%) n = 22 (49%)
Mass bat exposure consultations per year per agency 1.17, 0–10, 0 16.9, 1–300, 2 12.5, 0–300, 2
Investigations of possible mass bat exposures per year per agency 0.3, 0–1, 0 4.7, 0–50, 1 3.5, 0–50, 1
Person-Hours per mass bat exposure investigation per year per agency 33.3, 0–80, 0 106.7, 80–400, 80 87.1, 0–400, 80