Objective of the Procedure Sample Clauses

Objective of the Procedure. The objective of the Procedure is to describe the process of analysis of the molecular typing data in the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) Molecular Typing Systems (MTSs) for the purpose of multi-country outbreak detection and investigation. This includes the definition of criteria for the detection of a joint microbiological cluster and subsequent triggered actions and actors involved in the process. The procedure includes also technical specifications related to the interaction between the EFSA and ECDC MTSs. The overall aim of the analysis of molecular typing data is to allow identification of microbiological clusters of public health relevance and support further epidemiological and microbiological investigations. Groups of similar human and non-human isolates but which do not meet the joint microbiological cluster definition for multi-country outbreak detection may still be relevant for a cross-sectoral study involving actors from both the public health and food and veterinary sectors. One example of such a study would be an investigation of one or more prevalent strains that are consistently found in both the food chain and in humans but that rarely cause an outbreak.
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