Surveillance / Informatics I - Rapid Fire II: Surveillance Policy, Electronic Laboratory Reporting, and Non-Infectious Disease Surveillance Potpourri

Tuesday, June 16, 2015: 4:00 PM-5:30 PM

Back Bay C (Sheraton Hotel)

Moderator:

Jim Collins

4:00 PM

4234

Reducing the Complexity of Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Infectious Diseases Reporting to State, Local and Territory Public Health Departments
Gisela Medina-Martinez, VHA Office of Public Health
gisela.medina@upr.edu

Audio File Recorded Presentation

4:07 PM

5015

Novel Use of a Surveillance System to Enhance Communication with General Public and Local Boards of Health
Scott Troppy, Massachusetts Department of Public Health
scott.troppy@state.ma.us

Audio File Recorded Presentation

4:14 PM

5196

Online Toolkit to Support EHR-Based Surveillance Program Planning (CHANGE, PRESENTING AUTHOR 6/2)
Jim Jellison, Public Health Informatics Institute
jjellison@taskforce.org

Audio File Recorded Presentation

4:21 PM

4628

Integration of Refugee Health Assessment Information with Financial Reimbursement in New York State
Hwa-Gan Chang, New York State Department of Health
hwagan.chang@health.ny.gov

Recordings are not available for this presentation

4:28 PM

4464

The Usefulness of Facility Tracking System for Electronic Laboratory Reporting in New York State
Hwa-Gan Chang, New York State Department of Health
hwagan.chang@health.ny.gov

Recordings are not available for this presentation

4:35 PM

5165

Occupation and Industry Data Quality in Infectious Disease Surveillance Systems
Clifford S. Mitchell, Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
cliff.mitchell@maryland.gov

Recordings are not available for this presentation

4:42 PM

4731

PRESENTATION CANCELLED - Two Suspected Worksite or Occupational Cancer Clusters Investigated By Using Multiple Primary Standardized Incidence Ratios in SEER*Stat — Idaho, 2013–2014
Mariana Rosenthal, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
foc2@cdc.gov

Recordings are not available for this presentation

4:49 PM

5087

Utilizing Big Data for Built Environment Assessment: Alcohol, Food and Tobacco Retail Proximity
Mary Dinsdale, Oregon Public Health Division
mary.p.dinsdale@state.or.us

Recordings are not available for this presentation

4:56 PM

5113

Chronic Disease Disparities in Students: Findings from a Novel School Clinic Surveillance Project in Coastal Georgia
Amanda L Feldpausch, Georgia Department of Public Health
amanda.feldpausch@dph.ga.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation

5:03 PM

5333

Developing a National Database of Standardized Radon Test Data in Collaboration with EPA: A Pilot Project to Ascertain Feasibility
Carrie Eggers, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
CEggers@cdc.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation

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