Vision for Public Health Data | OPHDST – CDC
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CDC’s vision expands on modernization efforts and focuses on critical components to advance data for public health action to equitably protect health, safety and security. The Public Health Data Strategy (PHDS) has put us on a path to achieve our vision by outlining the data, technology, policy and administrative actions needed to exchange critical core data efficiently and securely across health care and public health.
We are taking a coordinated “one public health” approach to making our processes smoother and technology more integrated and flexible, while ensuring that every part of the public health ecosystem is advancing towards the future.
CDC is collaborating to provide support for data modernization in state, tribal, local, and territorial jurisdictions. We will connect public health to health IT, reduce silos of data, outdated technology and lagging skills. Working together to advance data for public health action, we’re amplifying the nation’s ability to respond to public health challenges and achieve better health outcomes for all.
CDC’s Public Health Data Strategy outlines pragmatic steps toward realizing this future. It is a blueprint for action, setting clear milestones for short-term progress while paving the way for the long-term transformation of our public health data infrastructure.
Measurable 2024 PHDS milestones include:
Over the next several years, CDC aims to reach ambitious goals and milestones to better connect healthcare and public health.
Coverage of syndromic surveillance increased to nearly 100% of emergency department (ED) visits
2024 Target: 95% ED visit coverage; continued improved visualization
TEFCA™ adopted by approximately 75% of state and big city public health jurisdictions and CDC
2024 Target: Two public health use cases
Broad adoption of USCDI and USCDI+ across public health
2024 Target: USCDI/+ adoption for case and lab data
Achieving these goals will lead to:
OPHDST is advancing data for public health action to empower CDC and STLTs to equitably protect health, safety, and security for all.
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CDC’s vision expands on modernization efforts and focuses on critical components to advance data for public health action to equitably protect health, safety and security. The Public Health Data Strategy (PHDS) has put us on a path to achieve our vision by outlining the data, technology, policy and administrative actions needed to exchange critical core data efficiently and securely across health care and public health.
We are taking a coordinated “one public health” approach to making our processes smoother and technology more integrated and flexible, while ensuring that every part of the public health ecosystem is advancing towards the future.
CDC is collaborating to provide support for data modernization in state, tribal, local, and territorial jurisdictions. We will connect public health to health IT, reduce silos of data, outdated technology and lagging skills. Working together to advance data for public health action, we’re amplifying the nation’s ability to respond to public health challenges and achieve better health outcomes for all.
CDC’s Public Health Data Strategy outlines pragmatic steps toward realizing this future. It is a blueprint for action, setting clear milestones for short-term progress while paving the way for the long-term transformation of our public health data infrastructure.
Measurable 2024 PHDS milestones include:
Over the next several years, CDC aims to reach ambitious goals and milestones to better connect healthcare and public health.
Coverage of syndromic surveillance increased to nearly 100% of emergency department (ED) visits
2024 Target: 95% ED visit coverage; continued improved visualization
TEFCA™ adopted by approximately 75% of state and big city public health jurisdictions and CDC
2024 Target: Two public health use cases
Broad adoption of USCDI and USCDI+ across public health
2024 Target: USCDI/+ adoption for case and lab data
Achieving these goals will lead to:
OPHDST is advancing data for public health action to empower CDC and STLTs to equitably protect health, safety, and security for all.
Languages
Language Assistance
Languages
Language Assistance
This article was autogenerated from a news feed from CDO TIMES selected high quality news and research sources. There was no editorial review conducted beyond that by CDO TIMES staff. Need help with any of the topics in our articles? Schedule your free CDO TIMES Tech Navigator call today to stay ahead of the curve and gain insider advantages to propel your business!
