The time is ripe to harmonize global acute febrile illness etiologic investigations
Abstract
Abstract We investigated the impact of considering different case definitions of fever as inclusion criteria among participants enrolling in an acute febrile illness investigation and observed that adopting a subjective assessment of fever regardless of specific fever cut-off value accounted for the diversity of clinical fever phenotypes and did not mischaracterize the febrile population.
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