Table 3.
Intensity levels at the epidemic peak and false alerts to identify the epidemic start according to the method used
| SISSS network | Intensity level at the epidemic peak | False alert* | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reported | MEM | Reported | MEM | |
| Andalucía | Medium | Medium | – | W51–52 |
| Aragón | High | Medium | – | – |
| Asturias | Medium | Medium | – | – |
| Baleares | High | Medium | – | – |
| Canarias | Medium | Medium | – | – |
| Cantabria | High | Medium | – | – |
| Castilla–La Mancha | Medium | High | – | – |
| Castilla y León | High | Very high | – | – |
| Cataluña | High | High | – | – |
| Comunidad Valenciana | Medium | Medium | – | – |
| Extremadura | High | Medium | – | – |
| Navarra | High | Medium | – | – |
| Madrid | High | High | – | – |
| País Vasco | Medium | High | – | – |
| La Rioja | Medium | Medium | – | – |
| Ceuta | Medium | High | W51 | W50–52 |
| Melilla | Very high | Very high | – | – |
| National | High | High | – | – |
SISSS, Spanish Influenza Sentinel Surveillance System; ILI, Influenza-like illness; MEM, moving epidemic method.
*
Epidemiological week in which false alert occurred.