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2% (59/365) to viruses. Co-infections with more than one microorganism were detected in 81.3% (26/32) of the outbreaks. In 153 (88.4%) of 173 patients at least two pathogens were identified. The most common diarrheal pathogen related to outbreaks was EPEC (56%), followed by ETEC (38%), Norovirus (34%), EAEC (28%), Vibrio (25%), Salmonella (22%), P. shigelloides (22%), C. difficile (16%), STEC (3%) and Sapovirus (3%). Bacterial outbreaks occurred with a seasonal distribution with the exception of C. difficile whereas Norovirus outbreaks
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