Surveillance / Informatics II - Getting the Best Out of What We Have: Increasing Data Quality in Reportable Conditions Surveillance Systems

Monday, June 23, 2014: 2:00 PM-3:30 PM

109 (Nashville Convention Center)

Moderator:

Kathy Turner

2:00 PM

2847

Improving Reportable Disease Surveillance Data Quality: 92% Reduction in Selected Data Quality Errors By Implementing Early Checks
Leah Eisenstein, Florida Department of Health
Leah_Eisenstein@doh.state.fl.us

2:22 PM

3312

Evaluating the Massachusetts Infectious Disease Surveillance System
Evan Caten, Massachusetts Department of Public Health
evan.caten@state.ma.us

2:45 PM

3560

Enhanced Pertussis Surveillance: A Model for Obtaining High-Quality Surveillance Data
Hajime Kamiya, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
glr4@cdc.gov

3:08 PM

3647

Evaluating the Reliability and Completeness of Mortality Data in a Tuberculosis (TB) Case Management and Surveillance System, New York City, 2011
Jennifer Sanderson, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
jsanderson@health.nyc.gov

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