PPT-Terminology Management For Electronic Disease Surveillance

Emily Roberts Joel Hartsell Theron Jeppson Goals of Standard Terminologies in Public Health Interoperability the ability to exchangeshare health information between organizations or across health information systems. (ESWG). Establishing ‘Best Practices’ for Entomological Surveillance:. Part 1: . Data Management/ Reporting Problem Statement. MAJ Jeffrey Clark. Dr. Des Foley. Mr. . David Pecor. Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit. in North Carolina. 2015. HIV/STD Surveillance Unit. Communicable Disease Branch. North Carolina Division of Public Health. August 2016. Chlamydia . Cases by Gender. North Carolina, . 2006-2015. HIV/STD Surveillance Unit. Drs. . Melanie Barham and Alison Moore. CAHSS Equine Workshop. November 3-4, 2016. Toronto, Ontario. Animal Disease Surveillance. Every country in the world has some sort of animal disease surveillance system to:. 1. Questions. What do you think of when you hear the word “surveillance”? . What do you suppose is the definition of surveillance when applied to infection prevention and control? . Learning Objectives. Regional . Hospital for Automatic Disease Reporting to a District Health Department in Northern Kentucky . Ekaette . Joseph-Isang¹, . Douglas A. . Thoroughman², . Kelly . Giesbrecht³, . Marzieh . Hatamzadeh. David Trump, MD, MPH, MPA. State Epidemiologist. Director, Office of Epidemiology. Virginia Department of Health. History of Lyme Disease. Illness first described in Lyme, CT in 1975. By 1977, the . Ixodes scapularis. Definition. Continuous and systematic process of collection, analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of descriptive information for monitoring and investigate health problems. Objectives. Descriptive epidemiology of health problems.. Epidemiology and infectious disease surveillance. Michelle Feist. Program Manager, . NDDoH. Outline. Surveillance and Epidemiology. Disease and Outbreak Reporting. Current and Emerging Communicable Diseases. Developed through the APTR Initiative to Enhance Prevention and Population. Health Education in collaboration with the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University with funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Author:. Mr. Magomere Robert. . Bsc. Mr. . Murima. . Ng’ang’a. . Bsc. , . MSc. Introduction . Objective . Materials & . Methods. . Results . Conclusion. Recommendation . Presentation outline . OLUWADARE, T. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MRDICINE & PUBLIC HEALTH. Introduction . Surveillance. is the continuous scrutiny of the factors that determine the occurrence and distribution of disease and other conditions of ill-health .. One Health Course. . Source: . www.curremd.com. Infectious disease management, . one health course. Introduction to . Infectious Disease Management. Competencies. Competency #1. Identify . and analyze . 2 IntroductionSurveillance may be defined as the routine collection,analysis and dissemination of various data thatdescribe the occurrence and distribution of disease,events or conditions. Surveillanc bioSurveillance. , free software tools for Disease surveillance in developing . countries.. Derrick Emmanuel Mimbe. Program Manager. Emerging Infectious Diseases Program (EIDP), MUWRP. 7. th. EAHSC.