Integration of Syndromic Surveillance Data into Public Health Practice at State and Local Levels in North Carolina

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  • Samoff, Erika
    • Gillings School of Global Public Health, North Carolina Institute for Public Health
  • Waller, Anna
    • School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine
  • Fleischauer, Aaron
    • Other Affiliation: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response, Atlanta, GA
  • Ising, Amy
    • School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine
  • Davis, Meredith K.
    • Gillings School of Global Public Health, North Carolina Institute for Public Health
  • Park, Mike
    • Gillings School of Global Public Health, North Carolina Institute for Public Health
  • Haas, Stephanie W.
    • School of Information and Library Science
  • DiBiase, Lauren
    • Gillings School of Global Public Health, North Carolina Institute for Public Health
  • MacDonald, Pia D.M.
    • Gillings School of Global Public Health, North Carolina Institute for Public Health
Abstract
  • We sought to describe the integration of syndromic surveillance data into daily surveillance practice at local health departments (LHDs) and make recommendations for the effective integration of syndromic and reportable disease data for public health use.
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  • Public Health Reports (1974)
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  • 127
Journal issue
  • 3
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  • 310
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  • 317
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  • English
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  • 0033-3549
  • 1468-2877

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