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Early Detection of Influenza Activity Using Syndromic Surveillance in Missouri
Content Type: Abstract
Syndromic surveillance is used routinely to detect outbreaks of disease earlier than traditional methods due to its ability to automatically acquire data in near real-time. Missouri has used emergency department (ED) visits to monitor and track… read more -
Comparing Syndromic Surveillance and Poison Center Data for Snake Bites in Missouri
Content Type: Abstract
In 2010, there were 4,796 snake bite exposures reported to Poison Centers nationwide (1). Health care providers frequently request help from poison centers regarding snake envenomations due to the unpredictability and complexity of prognosis and… read more -
Missouri's Syndromic Surveillance Experience
Content Type: Abstract
This abstract describes MissouriÃs experience with syndromic surveillance. Missouri has expanded from acquiring pre-tabulated data from volunteers to receiving patient-level data via electronic feeds from 85 hospitals across the state processed… read more -
Discovering the New Frontier of Syndromic Surveillance (Pt 6): A Meaningful Use Dialogue on the Missouri Implementation
Content Type: Webinar
This webinar is part of the Meaningful Use Webinar Series entitled "Discovering the New Frontier of Syndromic Surveillance: A Meaningful Use Dialogue" Amy Kelsey will continue the ISDS Meaningful Use webinar series by discussing Missouri's… read more