Surveillance strategy 2014 : a strategy for improving the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s activities in public health surveillance
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Surveillance strategy 2014 : a strategy for improving the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s activities in public health surveillance



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  • Corporate Authors:
    Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (U.S.)
  • Description:
    Public health surveillance guides efforts to detect and monitor disease and injuries, assess the impact of interventions and assist in the management of and recovery from large-scale public health incidents. Today’s ever-present, media-hungry environment pressures public health scientists, researchers and frontline practitioners to provide information, on an almost instantaneous basis, responsive to public and policy maker concerns about specific geographies and specific populations. Actions informed by surveillance information take many forms, such as policy changes, new program interventions, public communications and investments in research. Local, state and federal public health professionals, government leaders, public health partners and the public are dependent on high quality, timely and actionable public health surveillance data.

    cdc-surveillance-strategy-final.pdf

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    Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (U.S.)
  • Pages in Document:
    6 unnumbered pages
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