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''In public health'', a programme aimed at reducing the extent or the consequences of an infectious disease. | ''In public health'', a programme aimed at reducing the extent or the consequences of an infectious disease. | ||
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1. In clinical trials comparing two or more interventions, a subject in the comparison group who is offered a placebo, receives no treatment or receives standard care.
2. In case-control studies, a person in the comparison group who is without the disease or clinical state of interest.
3. statistical control
In statistics control, a procedure to adjust the results to take into account extraneous factors that could distort them.
4. infection control
In public health, a programme aimed at reducing the extent or the consequences of an infectious disease.