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Table 3 Region, study period, waterborne infections and data sources in the included articles by type of study unit

From: Analytical studies assessing the association between extreme precipitation or temperature and drinking water-related waterborne infections: a review

Study units

First author publication year

Continent

Country/Region

Study period

Waterbone disease under study

Waterborne disease Data source

Outbreaks

Yang [12]; 2012

Global

-

1991-2008 (18 years)

Drinking water related waterborne disease outbreaks (+ other water-associated diseases)

Database developed by the Global Infectious Disease Epidemiology Network (GIDEON)

Curriero [14]; 2001

North America

United States

1948-1994 (47 years)

Drinking water related waterborne disease outbreaks with contamination at the water source

Surveillance data at national level

Thomas [11]; 2006

North America

Canada

1975-2001 (27 years)

Drinking water related waterborne disease outbreaks

Published compilation at national level

Nichols [13]; 2009

Europe

England and Wales

1910-1999 (90 years)

Drinking water related waterborne disease outbreaks

Medline search, published papers and unpublished reports

Cases of infection

Tornevi [22]; 2013

Europe

Gothenburg, Sweden

2007-2011 (5 years)

Telephone calls to acute gastrointestinal illnesses

Nurse advice line

Louis [18]; 2005

Europe

England and Wales

1990-1999 (10 years)

Campylobacteriosis cases

Surveillance data at national level

Eisenberg [15]; 2013

Central America

Haiti

2010-2011

Cholera cases

Registry at a hospital

Internally displaced person camp data

Reports at the ministry

White [25]; 2009

North America

Philadelphia, United States

1994-2007 (14 years)

Campylobacteriosis cases

Surveillance data at national level

Drayna [26]; 2010

North America

Wisconsin, United States

2002-2007 (6 years)

Physician visits of gastrointestinal infections/diarrhea

Administrative records

Teschke [21]; 2010

North America

Vancouver, Canada

1995-2003 (9 years)

Physician visits and hospitalization records of various gastrointestinal diseases with potential to be waterborne

Administrative records

Harper [16]; 2011

North America

Nunatsiavut, Canada

2005-2008 (4 years)

Gastrointestinal illness related visits

Administrative records

Hashizume [27]; 2007

Asia

Dhaka, Bangladesh

1996-2002 (7 years)

Weekly number of patients visiting a hospital due to non-cholera diarrhea

Administrative records

Vollaard [23]; 2004

Asia

Jakarta, Indonesia

2001-2003 (3 years)

Typhoid or paratyphoid fever cases

Consultations at hospitals and outpatient health centers

Kelly-Hope [33]; 2007

Asia

Vietnam

1991-2001 (11 years)

Shigellosis, cholera and typhoid fever cases

Surveillance data at national level and published papers and unpublished reports

Emch [31]; 2008

Asia

-Hue and Nha Tranng, Vietnam

−1985-2003 (23 years)

Cholera cases

Records from a research centre/surveillance data at national level

-Matlab,Bangladesh

−1983-2003 (21 years)

Constantin de Magny [30]; 2008

Asia

-Kolkata, India

1997-2006(10 years)

Cholera cases

Administrative records

-Matlab, Bangladesh

Records from a research center

Wang [24]; 2012

Asia

Guizhou, China

1984-2007 (24 years)

Typhoid and paratyphoid fever cases

Surveillance data at national level

Chen [29]; 2012

Asia

Taiwan

1994-2008 (15 years)

Hepatitis A, enteroviruses, shigellosis cases

Surveillance data at national level

Jutla,[32]; 2013

Asia and Central America

-Northern India and Pakistan

−1875-1900 (26 years)

Cholera cases

Reports from the Government and previous published data

-Haiti

-2010

Singh [20]; 2001

Oceania and Australia

Pacific Islands

1978-1998, with two missing years(19 years)

Diarrhea cases

Surveillance data at national level

Hu [17]; 2007

Oceania and Australia

Brisbane, Australia

1996-2004 (9 years)

Cryptosporidiosis cases

Surveillance data from the regional level

Rind [34]; 2010

Oceania and Australia

New Zealand

1997-2005 (9 years)

Campylobacteriosis cases

Surveillance data at national level

Britton [28]; 2010

Oceania and Australia

New Zealand

1997-2006 (10 years)

Cryptosporidiosis and Giardiasis cases

Surveillance data at national level

Sasaki [19]; 2009

Africa

Lusaka, Zambia

2003-2004; 2005-2006

Cholera cases

Records at a treatment centre

  1. Literature Review (n = 24).