The Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE), in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP), virtually convened the 2020 Syndromic Surveillance Symposium from November 17-19, 2020. The event was held during the following dates and times:
Syndromes
This query was created as a collaboration between the ISDS Syndrome Definition Committee (SDC) members with input from the CDC, Division of Violence Prevention. The query includes keywords and discharge diagnosis codes (ICD 10, ICD 9, and SNOMED) for self-harm, suicide ideation and suicide attempt. The query has been evaluated using national and local data from several states and counties.
Attached is a word document with multiple syndromes that we have found useful during the coagulopathy cluster situation. Most used queries are highlighted in yellow.
These queries were created in response to marijuana, particularly synthetic marijuana, tainted with anticoagulants often found in rodent poisons.
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To assist state, local, tribal, territorial, and federal public health practitioners in monitoring emergency department (ED) visits related to Measles.
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The definition uses both chief complaint and discharge diagnosis to pull visits associated with measles. The definition searches for terms and typos related to “Measles” or “Rubeola” as well as ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes and SNOMED concepts related to measles.
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The goal of this definition is to detect emergency department (ED) visits related to all-terrain vehicle (ATV) (traffic-related or non-traffic-related) accident injuries. With this information public health agencies can monitor the burden and trends of ED visits related to these types of accidents, understand the types of injuries observed, and identify possible places/methods for prevention.
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The goal of this definition is to detect emergency department (ED) visits related to all-terrain vehicle (ATV) (traffic-related
or non-traffic-related) accident injuries. With this information public health agencies can monitor the burden
and trends of ED visits related to these types of accidents, understand the types of injuries observed, and identify
possible places/methods for prevention.
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