Cross Cutting - Rapid-Fire - A Gold Rush of Data, Collaboration, and Health Equity

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Tuesday, June 21, 2016: 2:00 PM-3:30 PM
Tubughnenq' 5 (Dena'ina Convention Center)
Moderator:
Michael C. Samuel
2:00 PM
6875
Sentinel Respiratory Virus Surveillance Pilot Project on Alaska-Bound Cruise Ships, 2013 - 2015
David P Montgomery, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
vts9@cdc.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:05 PM
6466
Ahoy! Epidemiology of U.S. Maritime Illness and Death Reporting and Public Health Response, 2010-2014
Caroline Stamatakis, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
yih9@cdc.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:10 PM
6950
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Epidemiology Project with Seventh Grade Middle School Classes
Jessica Grippo, DeKalb County Board of Health
jessica.grippo@dph.ga.gov

Recordings are not available for this presentation
2:15 PM
7200
Utilizing Administrative Data Linkages to Estimate Child Maltreatment in Anchorage, Alaska
Abigail Newby-Kew, Alaska Department of Health and Human Services
Abigail.Newby-Kew@alaska.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:20 PM
6520
Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response (CASPER) for Primary Data Collection for Community Health Assessments in Rural Locations, Montana
Kerry Pride, Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services
kpride@mt.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:25 PM
6639
Association of Presence of a School Nurse with Increased 6th Grade Immunization Rates in Low-Income Arizona Schools
Kate Goodin, Maricopa County Department of Public Health
kategoodin@mail.maricopa.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:30 PM
6883
Changing the Landscape of Improving Population Health: Epidemiology Unites Public Health and Non-Profit Hospitals for Affordable Care Act-Required Community Health Needs Assessment
Bernadette Albanese, Tri-County Health Department
balbanese@tchd.org

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:35 PM
5952
Assessment of Communication Between Infectious Diseases Physicians and State and Local Public Health Agencies in the United States: Strengths, Challenges, and Opportunities
Scott Santibanez, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
zqg5@cdc.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:40 PM
7146
Development of a Cross-Sector Opioid Scorecard in Vermont: Epidemiologists Are Key to Making Meaning of Disparate Data Sources
Heidi Gortakowski, Vermont Department of Health
heidi.gortakowski@vermont.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:45 PM
5934
Legal Epidemiology: What State and Territorial Epidemiologists Need to Know
Tara Ramanathan, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
tramanathan@cdc.gov

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:50 PM
6716
How Ready Are States to Monitor Healthy People 2020 Morbidity and Mortality Objectives By Socioeconomic Status (SES) Measures? Summary of the CSTE Health Disparities 2015 Assessment
James L. Hadler, Connecticut Emerging Infections Program, Yale School of Public Health
hadlerepi@gmail.com

Audio File Recorded Presentation
2:55 PM
6881
Statewide Health Divide: Using County Health Rankings Data to Explore Health Gaps within States
Elizabeth A Pollock, University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute
Elizabeth.Pollock@match.wisc.edu

Audio File Recorded Presentation
3:00 PM
6490
Using Small Area Life Expectancy Maps to Start a Conversation about Health Equity
Derek A. Chapman, VCU Center on Society and Health
derek.chapman@vcuhealth.org

Audio File Recorded Presentation
3:05 PM
6217
Census Tract Poverty Level Analysis of Pertussis from 2000 to 2014 in Harris County, TX Excluding Houston
Sarah Milligan, Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services
smilligan@hcphes.org

Audio File Recorded Presentation
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