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2025 Syndromic Surveillance Pre-Conference Workshop Connecting the Dots: Collaborate, Refine, Elevate Syndromic Surveillance
Content Type: Report
The 2025 half day in-person workshop “Connecting the Dots: Collaborate, Refine, Elevate Syndromic Surveillance” convened syndromic surveillance practitioners of various skill levels to build connections, explore shared experiences, and share &… read more -
Acquired Syphilis v1
Content Type: Syndrome
Query purpose: Acquired syphilis is an infection caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum that is most commonly transmitted via sexual contact. Syphilitic infections progress through multiple stages, alternating between… read more -
Washington State One Health Initiative: A Model Framework to Put One Health in Action
Content Type: Abstract
Motivated by the global One Health movement, the Washington State Department of Health began a strategic effort to form a One Health Initiative for the state in early 2014. Early research on the topic found that many states were working on One… read more -
North Dakota Syndromic Surveillance Program Overview: Onboarding
Content Type: Presentation Slides
From the BioSense 2.0 Onboarding Workgroup Meeting, March 4, 2015 Presenter Jill K Baber, MPH Influenza and Syndromic Surveillance Coordinator North Dakota Department of Health Division of Disease Control read more -
Improving Public Health Preparedness with Stronger Biosurveillance Systems: A New Perspective
Content Type: Webinar
What information will your agency and community need for the next emergency? Will your public health surveillance systems be able to meet those demands? Join us to discuss how governmental public health agencies can enhance emergency preparedness… read more -
Washington’s Methods for Analytics Interoperability and Metrics (AIM), Approaches to Data Integration and Dissemination in Population Health
Content Type: Abstract
This year’s conference theme is “Harnessing Data to Advance Health Equity” – and Washington State researchers and practitioners at the university, state, and local levels are leading the way in especially novel approaches to visualize health… read more -
in silico Surveillance: Informing Surveillance with Simulation
Content Type: Webinar
Simulations of infectious disease spread have increasingly been used to inform public policy for planning and response to outbreaks. As these techniques have increased in sophistication a wider array of uses becomes appropriate. In particular,… read more -
Community-based Health Systems Strengthening: Randomized, Controlled Trial of a Mobile Health Intervention in Nepal
Content Type: Webinar
Globally, over seven million children under the age of five die each year. A suite of interventions, including safe delivery care, neonatal care and resuscitation, and management of childhood diarrhea, malnutrition, and pneumonia, can prevent many… read more