RISK FACTORS FOR OUTBREAKS OF INFLUENZA IN NURSING HOMES A CASE-CONTROL STUDY
P. Patriarca(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Lawrence B. Schonberger(United States Department of Health and Human Services), Robert A. Parker(Harvard University), Judith A. Weber(Michigan Department of Health and Human Services), William N. Hall(University of Michigan), Walter A. Orenstein(Emory University), Alan P. Kendal(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
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