Surveillance / Informatics

Monday, June 23, 2014: 10:00 AM-10:30 AM

East Exhibit Hall (Nashville Convention Center)

Board #194
ID: 2974

The Emerging Infections Network - a Tool to Improve Public Health and Clinician Communications
Satish Krishna Pillai, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
vig8@cdc.gov

Board #195
ID: 3119

Condensed Messaging Guides for Electronic Laboratory Reporting and Syndromic Surveillance Programs in North Dakota
Jill K Baber, North Dakota Department of Health
jbaber@nd.gov

Board #196
ID: 3171

Use of Electronic Surveillance System for the Early Notification of Community-Based Epidemics during a Dengue Outbreak - CHANGE presenting author
Stephanie Moody-Geissler, Florida Department of Health
Stephanie.Moody-Geissler@flhealth.gov

Board #197
ID: 3238

Impact of the New National Surveillance Case Definition on Babesiosis Reporting — Connecticut, 2001–2013
Jocelyn C. Mullins, Connecticut Department of Public Health
jocelyn.mullins@ct.gov

Board #198
ID: 3261

Assessing Today and Planning for Tomorrow: Informatics Activities and Opportunities Among Wisconsin Local and Tribal Health Departments
Bethany Bradshaw, Wisconsin Department of Health Services
bethany.bradshaw@gmail.com

Board #199
ID: 3271

Evaluation of Gonorrhea Surveillance – Connecticut, 2011–2013
Simona G. Lang, Connecticut Department of Public Health
simona.lang@ct.gov

Board #200
ID: 3446

Surveillance Evaluation of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Reporting through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System Base System in Tennessee
Andrew D. Wiese, Tennessee Department of Health
andrew.wiese@tn.gov

Board #201
ID: 3636

Validating Electronic Laboratory Reports of Notifiable Diseases from a National Laboratory – Maine, 2012-2013
Stephen Combes, Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention
stephen.combes@maine.gov

Board #202
ID: 3675

Connect Four: Virginia's Strategic "Game" of Interoperability
Brittani L. Harmon, Virginia Department of Health
brittani.harmon@vdh.virginia.gov

Board #203
ID: 3530

Supplementing Surveillance with Hepatitis C Testing Data
Monina Klevens, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
rmk2@cdc.gov

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