Syndromic Surveillance Training Resources

The Syndromic Surveillance Training Resources document compiles resources and training that public health practitioners can utilize when learning about syndromic surveillance practice. See the document outline below.

August 21, 2020

PHIN-MS deployment acceptability survey for the data transfer of syndromic data between hospitals and public health

PHIN-MS can send and receive data securely and automatically. It is used by many hospitals in the state(s) to send data to the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SC DHEC) for both our National Electronic Disease Surveillance System and our South Carolina Early Aberration Alerting Network syndromic surveillance system.

Objective

June 25, 2019

UPDATED: Syndromic Surveillance 101 - Introduction to R for Health Surveillance

In this 26 minute video, Eric Bakota offers an overview of a free statistical package, R, and an overview of commonly used tips and tricks shared in the surveillance community for analysis work in R.

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April 30, 2019

UPDATED: Syndromic Surveillance 101 - An Introductory Course in Syndromic Surveillance

An Online Training Course

Ever wonder what syndromic surveillance is? How it is applied? This introduction to syndromic surveillance answers your questions and gives you a foundation for understanding how surveillance is used by public health professionals to understand health threats.

 

This video introduces the viewer to the basics of syndromic surveillance and offers a high-level overview of the many uses of this public health tool. Topics covered in this training include:

November 29, 2018

Emergency Department Syndromic Surveillance in Michigan: Routine Analysis and Beyond

This presentation shared by Michigan covers the introductory basics of syndromic surveillance. This is a part of a web based training that new users have to complete before getting access to the surveillance system in Michigan. 

May 18, 2018

Data for Health Surveillance

Presented December 6, 2016

Amy Ising presented these slides during the ISDS Pre-Conference Workshop as part of the 2016 ISDS Annual Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. This presentation provices an introduction to Syndromic Surveillance, an overview of key data elements involved in the analysis, sample use cases, and guidance on presenting syndromic surveillance data to stakeholders.

 

Presenter: Amy Ising, University of Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC

January 26, 2019

Utilizing the Michigan Emergency Department Syndromic Surveillance System

This copy of an online module from Michigan detials the process of using syndromic surveillance in their state. Users must complete the module and pass the test at the end of the module to gain access to the system.

May 18, 2018

Introduction to Public Health Surveillance

Presented December 8, 2015

Dr. Richard S. Hopkins presented the following slides as part of the ISDS Intro to BioSurveillance Workshop at the 2015 ISDS Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado. This presentation demonstrates the need for BioSurveillance and discusses some of the mechanisms for collecting and acting on this data to improve public health interventions

 

Presenter: Dr. Richard S. Hopkins, MD, MSPH, Univeristy of Florida

January 26, 2019

Syndromic Surveillance 101 - Модуль 2 Оценка систем синдромного надзора

Модуль 2 Оценка систем синдромного надзора

February 22, 2017

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