Surveillance / Informatics I - Rapid-Fire - Exploring the Wild Landscape of Surveillance

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Tuesday, June 21, 2016: 4:00 PM-5:30 PM
Tubughnenq' 3 (Dena'ina Convention Center)
Moderator:
Kate Goodin
4:00 PM
7155
Informatics Tools and Methods for Streamlining Manual Business Processes: Lessons Learned from the Implementation of the New Washington State Disease Reporting System (WDRS)
Patric Prado, Washington State Department of Health
Patric.Prado@doh.wa.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
4:06 PM
6206
Epihack Analytics: A Collaborative Approach for Evaluation & Adoption of Novel Data Sources for Disease Surveillance
Adam Wade Crawley, Skoll Global Threats Fund
acrawley@skollglobalthreats.org

Audio File Recorded Presentation
4:12 PM
7024
Clinical Decision Support for Public Health Surveillance: Three Open Source Examples
Noam H Arzt, HLN Consulting, LLC
arzt@hln.com

Audio File Recorded Presentation
4:18 PM
6146
Enhancing Capacity for Cardiovascular Disease Surveillance Using Electronic Health Record Data
Jim Jellison, Public Health Informatics Institute
jjellison@phii.org

Audio File Recorded Presentation
4:24 PM
6605
Monitoring Depression Rates in an Urban Community: Use of Electronic Health Records
Arthur J Davidson, Denver Public Health Department
adavidson@dhha.org

Audio File Recorded Presentation
4:30 PM
6616
Alabama 2015 Spice Outbreak-Emergency Medical Services and Hospital Surveillance Data
Mary G. McIntyre, Alabama Department of Public Health
mary.mcintyre@adph.state.al.us

Audio File Recorded Presentation
4:36 PM
6443
Validation of Environmental Exposure Visits Using an Emergency Department-Based Electronic Syndromic Surveillance System
Jonah Long, Pennsylvania Department of Health
jonalong@pa.gov

Recordings are not available for this presentation
4:42 PM
5862
Exploring Various Queries for Heat-Related Syndromic Surveillance in Maricopa County, Arizona
Jessica R. White, Maricopa County Department of Public Health
jessicawhite@mail.maricopa.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
4:48 PM
5775
Syndromic Surveillance for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Kansas: Comparison Between Sql Query and Machine Learning Outputs
Henri Menager, Kansas Department of Health and Environment
hmenag1@hotmail.com

Audio File Recorded Presentation
4:54 PM
6093
Evaluation of Syndromic Surveillance for Monitoring Suicide Attempts in New Mexico
Naomi Greene, New Mexico Department of Health
Naomi.Greene@state.nm.us

Audio File Recorded Presentation
5:00 PM
6277
Evaluation of an Integrated Community-Based Mortality Surveillance System– Kambia District, Sierra Leone, 2015
Anna Q Yaffee, Kentucky Department for Public Health
annaq.yaffee@ky.gov

Recordings are not available for this presentation
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