2015 CSTE Annual Conference

Monday, June 15, 2015

7:00 AM-8:30 AM

7:00 AM-4:00 PM

7:30 AM-8:15 AM

3032

Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health Generating and Using Small-Area BMI Estimates – Methods and Results from Colorado Utilizing BRFSS and Census Data

3033

Cross Cutting I Legislative Update

3034

Cross Cutting II Standardization of Exclusion Criteria for High-Risk Groups with Enteric Diseases in Tennessee

3035

Environmental Health Strategies for National Pollen Surveillance: A Report from the May 2015 Pollen Summit

3036

Infectious Disease I Healthcare-Associated Infections Data Analysis and Presentation Standardization Toolkit

3037

Infectious Disease II Active Monitoring of Persons at Risk of Ebola Virus Exposure in the United States

3038

Infectious Disease III Bacterial Enteric Disease Surveillance in the Era of Culture-Independent Diagnostics

3039

Infectious Disease IV Vector Borne Diseases Subcommittee Meeting - New Members Welcome

3040

Occupational Health Occupational Health Indicators Workgroups Meeting

3041

Surveillance / Informatics I Weekly and Annual Data Reports from the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System (NNDSS): Do They Meet the Need?

3042

Surveillance / Informatics II Syndromic Surveillance Implementation and Onboarding

7:30 AM-4:00 PM

8:15 AM-8:30 AM

8:30 AM-10:00 AM

3029

Opening Plenary Where We Are

10:00 AM-10:30 AM

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3251

Epi Info™ 7 Consultation Hours and General Demonstrations - Web Survey System (EIWS) The Epi Info™ Web Survey System allows users to collect information from participants over the internet. Survey forms can be published to any properly configured web server hosted by your institution or an outside party. After surveys have been submitted, the survey designer downloads the response directly into the original Epi Info™ 7 project for analysis.

10:30 AM-12:00 PM

2936

Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health I From Conception to Concept Mapping: Using Data to Improve MCH Outcomes

2945

Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health II Chronic Disease / MCH /Oral Health Rapid Fire Session

2937

Cross Cutting May the Workforce be with you

2938

Environmental Health Calamity Chowder: Disaster Epidemiology Assessments

2939

Infectious Disease I Infectious Disease Rapid Fire I: Enterics

2940

Infectious Disease II Ebola After Action: Lessons Learned

2941

Infectious Disease III It's a Small World After All

2942

Injury Prevention / Substance Abuse A Shock to the System: Using Data to Inform Trauma Prevention

2943

Occupational Health I A ‘Big Dig’ into the Data – Using State Workers Compensation Data to Target Prevention Efforts

2944

Occupational Health II Surpassing the Puritan Days – Identifying and Preventing Occupationally Acquired Infectious Diseases

2946

Surveillance / Informatics I No Meaningful Use Without Representation: Meaningful Use Panel

2947

Surveillance / Informatics II Data Quality Not a Sprint, It’s a Marathon

1:00 PM-1:45 PM

3043

Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health CD/MCH/OH Steering Committee Updates- New Members Welcome

3044

Cross Cutting I Role of Non-Profit Public Health Organizations in National Response to Public Health Emergencies

3045

Cross Cutting II Assessment of Scientific Writing and Publishing of Epidemiologists in State and Local Health Departments - 2014

3046

Environmental Health Numerator-Denominator Aggregation Rules Used to Present Sub-County Environmental Health Data to the Public: Is It Possible to Maintain Confidentiality and Preserve Spatial Data Trends?

3047

Infectious Disease I Influenza Subcommittee Meeting - New Members Welcome

3048

Infectious Disease II Lyme Disease Diagnostics: New Challenges and Opportunities for Public Health

3232

Infectious Disease III CIFOR Guidelines to Improve Foodborne Disease Outbreak Response: A Toolkit to Improve Implementation of Recommendations & Integrated Food Safety Centers of Excellence (CoEs): Strengthening State and Local Capacity for Foodborne Illness Surveillance and Outbreak Response

3049

Injury Prevention / Substance Abuse Best Practices for Improving the Quality of Death Certificate Information on Drug Poisoning Deaths

3051

Occupational Health Practical Issues in Analyzing Industry/Occupation in the BRFSS

3052

Surveillance / Informatics I Surveillance & Informatics Steering Committee Update - New Members Welcome

3053

Surveillance / Informatics II Social Media as a Tool for Case & Outbreak Investigations

2:00 PM-3:30 PM

2948

Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health I The Built Environment: Cycling and Mapping and Pricing, Oh My!

2949

Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health II Reflecting Back: Evaluations to Improve MCH Data and Surveillance

2950

Cross Cutting Local Data to Action

2951

Environmental Health "One if by Land, Two if by Sea": Tools and Methods in Environmental Health Surveillance and Practice

2952

Infectious Disease I Infectious Disease Rapid Fire II: Influenza/Respiratory Diseases & Healthcare Associated Infections

2953

Infectious Disease II From Animals to Men and Back Again

2954

Infectious Disease III Not your Standard Shoe Leather: Innovation in Epi Methods for Enteric Surveillance and Outbreak Investigation

2955

Injury Prevention / Substance Abuse Putting the Data to the Test: Re-thinking Overdose Methods and Surveillance

2956

Occupational Health I Will We Be “ABLES” to Accelerate Reductions in Lead Exposure?

2959

Occupational Health II Rapid Fire - Occupational Health

2957

Surveillance / Informatics I National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System (NNDSS) Modernization Initiative Panel Update - CHANGE, MODERATOR 6/13

2958

Surveillance / Informatics II The Syndromes are Coming! The Syndromes are Coming! Syndromic Surveillance: Yesterday's Buzzword, Today's Reality - CHANGE, MODERATOR 6/13

3:30 PM-4:00 PM

3252

Epi Info™ 7 Consultation Hours and General Demonstrations - Web Survey System (EIWS) The Epi Info™ Web Survey System allows users to collect information from participants over the internet. Survey forms can be published to any properly configured web server hosted by your institution or an outside party. After surveys have been submitted, the survey designer downloads the response directly into the original Epi Info™ 7 project for analysis.

3167

4:00 PM-5:30 PM

2960

Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health Health is Where You Live: Using GIS to Illustrate Disparities in Chronic Disease and MCH

2961

Cross Cutting I Disparities in Infectious Diseases - CHANGE, MODERATOR (6/13)

2962

Cross Cutting II Responding to Crisis

2963

Environmental Health I World Trade Center Exposure - Long-term Surveillance

2971

Environmental Health II Rapid Fire: All Things Considered Environmental Health

2964

Infectious Disease I Tracing Back Garden Variety Salmonella Outbreaks: Epi and Regulatory Perspectives

2965

Infectious Disease II The Founding Fathers Had These Too

2966

Infectious Disease III Snot, Sniffle and Sneeze - Updates on Respiratory Viral Disease

2967

Occupational Health I Health Impacts to Workers: Latent Effects of 9/11 Exposures in NYC

2968

Occupational Health II Oh, the Places You’ll Go with BRFSS Occupation and Industry Data!

2969

Surveillance / Informatics I Rapid Fire I: Antimicrobial Resistance, Syndromic Surveillance, Emergency Preparedness, and Ebola Virus Disease

2970

Surveillance / Informatics II The EHR Revolution

5:15 PM-6:30 PM

3250

EIS Alumni Reception The Epidemic Intelligence Service Alumni Association will host a gathering for EIS Alumni.

5:45 PM-6:30 PM

3054

Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health Oral Health Subcommittee Updates - New Members Welcome

3055

Cross Cutting I Tribal Epidemiology: Real-Time Communicable Disease Data Sharing + CSTE Tribal Epidemiology Roundtable

3056

Cross Cutting II A Presentation of a Proposed Training for the Investigation of Outbreaks of Toxic (Non-Infectious) Etiology

3057

Environmental Health CSTE Disaster Epidemiology Subcommittee: Impacting Disaster Preparedness, Response and Recovery Using Epidemiology

3058

Infectious Disease I Infectious Disease Position Statements Roundtable I

3059

Infectious Disease II State and National Collaborations to Support Detection, Investigation, and Reporting of RSV-Associated Deaths Among Children Aged <5 Years

3060

Infectious Disease III From Surveillance to Intervention: Innovative Approaches to Use Surveillance Data to Inform Foodborne Disease Prevention Strategies

3061

Injury Prevention / Substance Abuse Suicide Data: Updates from the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention Data & Surveillance Task Force

3062

Occupational Health U.S. Ebola Response: Sharing State Experiences and Discussion of Possible Strategies for Enhancing the Engagement of Occupational Health in Future Public Health Emergencies

3063

Surveillance / Informatics I Meaningful Use Roundtable

3064

Surveillance / Informatics II Methods for Detecting Reportable Disease Clusters in Space & Time

6:30 PM-8:00 PM

3168

Opening Reception The opening reception is open to all attendees and is an excellent opportunity to connect with colleagues. Join us at Jillian's/Lucky Strike where attendees will enjoy bowling and billiards, hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar. RSVP is required at registration to attend. Guests registered for the conference may attend the reception or a guest fee for admission applies.