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. 2019 Jun 8;11(6):535. doi: 10.3390/v11060535

Table 1.

Number of norovirus outbreaks by polymerase type, transmission, and outbreak setting *.

Transmission Other Polymerases
Total (%)
Novel GII.P16
Total (%)
OR (99% CI) Total No.
Foodborne 74 (54.4) 62 (45.6) 1.00 136
Person-to-person 184 (48.8) 193 (51.2) 1.25 (0.75–2.11) 377
Other 47 (55.3) 38 (44.7) 0.97 (0.47–1.98) 85
Setting Other Polymerases
Total (%)
Novel GII.P16
Total (%)
OR (99% CI) Total No.
Non-Healthcare 154 (56.6) 118 (43.4) 1.00 272
Healthcare 144 (45.4) 173 (54.6) 1.57 (1.02–2.41) ** 317

* Other Polymerases include GII.P2, GII.P12, extant GII.P16, GII.P17, GII.P21, GII.Pe, GII.Pg, and GII.Pq; OR: Odds ratio; Other transmission routes include environmental (n = 3), indeterminate/other/unknown (n = 79), and waterborne (n = 3). Non-Healthcare settings include Banquet Facility (n = 9), Beach – Public (n = 1), Camp (n = 5), Caterer (n = 25), Child day care (n = 23), Event space (n = 14), Office/indoor workplace (n = 2), Other (n = 7), Prison/jail (n = 5), Private home/residence (n = 18), Religious facility (n = 2), Restaurant (n = 104), School/college/university (n = 57). Healthcare settings include Hospital (n = 20), Long-term care/nursing home/assisted living facility (n = 294), and Other healthcare facility (n = 3). ** Statistically significant (p-value: 0.007).