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. 2018 Jan 2;13(1):e0189596. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0189596

Table 8. Estimated dog bite incidence among 5–14 year old children in El Nido using passive and active surveillance, 2011 and 2012.

Type of surveillance
(Data source)
Number and Incidence of Dog Bites
Remarks
2011 2012
Passive surveillance (based on ABTC records, n = 9211) 79 incidents (8.6/1,000 children) 69 incidents (7.5/1,000 children) no significant decrease (p = 0.46)
Active surveillance
(based on follow-up of study cohort, n = 4,700)
124 incidents (26.4/1,000 children) 114 incidents (24.7/1,000 children) no significant decrease (p = 0.65)
Active surveillance incidence as a percentage of passive surveillance incidence 307% 329%