Homeland Security: Improving Public Health Surveillance : Hearing Before the Subcommittee on National Security, Emerging Threats and International Relations of the Committee on Government Reform, House of Representatives, One Hundred Eighth Congress, First Session, May 5, 2003U.S. Government Printing Office, 2003 - 145 pages |
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... areas for these grants in FY 2002 and again this fiscal year are : 1 ) enhancing epidemiological and surveillance capacity , and 2 ) developing and leveraging information technology and systems to support various public health functions ...
... areas for these grants in FY 2002 and again this fiscal year are : 1 ) enhancing epidemiological and surveillance capacity , and 2 ) developing and leveraging information technology and systems to support various public health functions ...
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... areas of strengthened surveillance and laboratory capacity , the IOM recommends much remains to be done both domestically and internationally . In many countries , participation in disease surveillance outside of their borders is not a ...
... areas of strengthened surveillance and laboratory capacity , the IOM recommends much remains to be done both domestically and internationally . In many countries , participation in disease surveillance outside of their borders is not a ...
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... Area and performs syndromic surveillance based on school absen- teeism , pharmacy prescription , over - the - counter transactions , emer- gency room and hospital clinic visits , and other disparate data sources to detect natural ...
... Area and performs syndromic surveillance based on school absen- teeism , pharmacy prescription , over - the - counter transactions , emer- gency room and hospital clinic visits , and other disparate data sources to detect natural ...
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Page 8 - CDC's responsibility on behalf of DHHS to provide national leadership in the public health and medical communities in a concerted effort to detect, diagnose, respond to, and prevent illnesses, including those that occur as a result of a deliberate release of biological agents.
Page 112 - Control (1986) surveillance is defined as "the ongoing systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of health data essential to the planning, implementation, and evaluation of public health practice, closely integrated with the timely dissemination of these data to those that need to know.
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Page 115 - CDC data illustrates diat public health departments lack basic infrastructure necessary to keep the public informed and as we have learned with SARS, communicating with a shaken public is key to alleviating natural fears that arise with an emerging illness. The Health Alert Network (HAN), a federally coordinated system between the CDC and state/local health departments, has the potential to fill this current communications gap. By using advanced technological tools, this network will allow for real-time...
Page 16 - ... to be done. The new report clearly indicates the need for increased capacity of the United States to detect and respond to national and global microbial threats, both naturally occurring and intentionally inflicted, and provides recommendations for specific public health actions to meet these needs. The emergence of SARS, a previously unrecognized microbial threat, has provided a strong reminder of the threat posed by emerging infectious diseases. CONCLUSION...