Analysis shows misclassification of respiratory infections in children, highlighting challenges for surveillance.
During a period of universal admission respiratory virus testing, many events (5%-14%) that might have been classified as healthcare-associated respiratory viral infections (HARVI) during routine operations were found to be community-acquired. These findings emphasize unique challenges for HARVI surveillance and the impact that testing strategies have on reported rates.
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