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CDC surveillance strategy : notable milestones
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7/25/18
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Source: Public health surveillance preparing for the future : newer. faster. smarter. Better. 2018. p. 11.
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Description:2014 PUSH FOR MODERNIZATION
• Strategy begins in response to requests from Congress, CDC director, and key stakeholders
• Within 2 months of launch, a new forum to enhance surveillance through innovation begins
2015 SUPPORT FOR NEW APPROACHES
• First ever CDC Hackathon showcases programming talent using open data
• Enhancements to cloud-based platform designed to identify bioterrorism events help monitor much wider range of health threats
• New data visualization hub for birth, death, and infant death statistics improves user experience
2016 PROGRESS ON DATA EXCHANGE
• Faster reporting of vital statistics data on influenza-related deaths replaces longstanding, siloed mortality reporting
• Ten states, representing approximately 25% of the U.S. population, begin using new electronic messaging to simplify notifiable disease reporting to CDC
• CDC supports development of shared services to streamline data submission and routing
• CDC joins partnership bridging data exchange between public health and health care
2017 SUPPORT FOR OPIOID EMERGENCY
• Online monthly release of provisional drug overdose death counts begins
• CDC staff explore data-driven solutions to prevent opioid-related overdoses and deaths at first-of-its-kind HHS Opioid Code-a-Thon
• Experts across CDC analyze the timeliest data available on emergency department visits for opioid overdoses across multiple states
2018 MOVING FORWARD
• CDC solicits broader insight and recommendations from staff and external stakeholders to inform a new public health data strategy
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