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Lipsitch M et al. – Surveillance during the present pandemic of influenza A H1N1 (pandemic H1N1) is needed to provide estimates of quantities such as disease incidence and rates of change of incidence, severity of infection, and risks to specific population groups. Estimates of these quantities inform decisions about control measures, resource procurement and allocation, and responses to other public health needs.

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