Annual Yellow Report for Cruise Lines
The Cruising Healthy Annual Yellow Report for Cruise Lines is a mathematical summation of GI Illness on the cruise ships they operate. Cruise lines included on this list have performed well, but could do slightly better to contain GI Illness on the ships they operate by 'tweaking' their GI Illness risk management plans and motivating their employees to be more diligent about the spread of GI Illness knowing that GI Illness is present on four out of five cruise ship voyages that visit U.S. ports.
More specifically, cruise line executives as well as passengers might consider several factors including, but not limited to: the cruise line risk management plan for GI Illness; enforcing cruise ship staff to more closely adhere to their risk management plan for GI Illness; the cruise route including each of the intermediate stops; and the cleanliness of the embarking port.
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Cruise Data Excluded from these Studies
- Voyage that terminate (disembark) in non-U.S. ports
- Same day voyages (those without an overnight stay).
- Voyages lasting more than 21 days if the CDC does not report them in their database.
Reporting Period Detail
Complete Data Period: 2001-0101 to 2009-0218
Outbreak Data Period: 2001-0101 to 2008-1231