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The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) care cascade is a conceptual model used to outline the benchmarks that reflects effectiveness of HIV care in the whole HIV care continuum. The models can be used to identify barriers contributing to poor outcomes along each benchmark in the cascade such as disengagement from care or death. Recently, the HIV care cascade has been widely applied to monitor progress...
In geographical disease surveillance, spatial scan statistics are used to identify areas having unusually high or low rates of disease outcomes and to determine the statistical significance of detected clusters. The spatial scan statistic for ordinal data such as stage of cancer has been developed to detect clusters representing areas with high rates of more serious stages compared with the surrounding...
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