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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Hong Kong and Beijing of severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic factors of integrated [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the Hong Kong and Beijing of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS epidemic related to a combination of factors. Methods: Factor analysis of the SARS epidemic in Hong Kong and Beijing to extract common factors related factors, and then to build these composite variables Type Multiple regression and Logistic regression analysis. evaluate these complex variables in Hong Kong and Beijing SARS epidemic. The results: The Hong Kong SARS epidemic factors of factor analysis to extract the three common factors (measures the time factor, Japan and the number of factors and incidence of nosocomial infections multiplication factor ; With the number of factors on the increase in incidence, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the risk of an outbreak of SARS is about 35.3 times larger. Beijing SARS epidemic factors factor analysis to extract the three common factors (multiplication factor of nosocomial infection, measures the time factor and was discharged to live _ factor; With the multiplication factor of nosocomial infection increases the risk of SARS outbreak in Beijing increased 39.4-fold. Conclusion: The impact of SARS epidemic may be an important factor in interventions with the time factor, resulting in SARS outbreak SARS source of infection is mainly due to the number of surge. [Keywords:] severe acute respiratory syndrome; epidemiology; factor analysis [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the multiple factors involved in SARS epidemic between Hong Kong and Beijing. Methods: A principal component analysis on the potential factors was used to search for principal components. Then, the analyses of multiphase regression and Logistic regression on these components were applied. Results: In Hong Kong, Measure_Time Factor, Daily Case Factor and Hospital Infection Factor involved in SARS epidemic were gained. The est