Student Section - Infectious Disease/Surveillance

Monday, June 10, 2013: 4:00 PM-5:30 PM

104 (Pasadena Convention Center)

Moderator:

Jeffrey Bethel

4:00 PM

1893

Using Cross- Matched Surveillance Data to Describe Persons With HIV-Hepatitis C (HCV) Co-Infection and Persons With HIV-Hepatitis B (HBV) Co-Infection in New York City, 2000-2010
Jessie Pinchoff, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
jpinchoff@health.nyc.gov

4:22 PM

1473

Enough to Make You Cringe: Variation by Clinical Setting in Adherence to the Treatment Guidelines for Gonorrhea in California, 2009-2011
Richard J. Lechtenberg, University of California, Berkeley
rjlechtenberg@gmail.com

4:44 PM

2133

Timeliness of Disease Reporting Between Electronic and Traditional Laboratory Methods: An Evaluation of Four Gastrointestinal Illnesses in Southern Nevada
Jennifer A. Lucas, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
lucasj23@unlv.nevada.edu

5:06 PM

2100

Triggers for Public Health Surveillance Evaluations: A Literature Review 1992 – 2011
Larisa Fedarushchanka, Public Health Practice, LLC
larisa.fedarushchanka@emory.edu

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