Tests to evaluate public health disease reporting systems in local public health agencies /
Tests to evaluate public health disease reporting systems in local public health agencies /
David J. Dausey [and others].
- Santa Monica, CA : RAND Center for Domestic and International Health Security, 2005.
- 1 online resource (viii, 87 pages) : illustrations
- Technical report .
- Technical report (Rand Corporation) .
"Prepared for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services."
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction -- Testing public health disease reporting systems -- Planning a test -- Training to conduct a test -- Conducting a test -- Assessing test performance -- Establishing a regular system of testing -- Appendix A. Terminology -- Appendix B. Training session 1 materials -- Appendix C. Training session 2 materials -- Appendix D. Answers to knowledge assessments -- Appendix E. Testing template materials -- Appendix F. Sample data collection materials -- Appendix G. CDC performance criteria for public health disease reporting systems operating 24/7 -- Appendix H. Frequently asked questions -- Appendix I. Sample after-action report.
Despite the importance of public health disease reporting systems in an age of increasing globalization, few standardized tools have been developed to help public health agencies evaluate their effectiveness. This operations manual provides public health agencies with a set of standardized proficiency tests to aid in the development of regular and consistent strategies for testing the ability of public health disease reporting systems to receive and respond to case reports 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The manual serves as a guidebook for planning a test and as a training and reference manual for individuals conducting a test; provides tools and templates necessary to conduct the tests; and provides benchmarks to evaluate testing performance. The goal of these tests is to assess whether a local public health agency has sufficient proficiency to respond to public health disease reports as outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The tests are intended to be used over time to regularly monitor and improve performance of public health disease reporting systems.
9780833041135 (electronic bk.) 0833041134 (electronic bk.) (pbk. ; alk. paper)
RAND/TR-260-DHHS
22573/ctt2j7k JSTOR
Diseases--Reporting.
Public health--Information services.
Local government.
Disease Notification
Local Government
Maladies--Déclaration.
Santé publique--Services d'information.
Administration locale.
local government.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Health Care Issues.
MEDICAL--Public Health.
MEDICAL--Health Policy.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Diseases--General.
MEDICAL--Diseases.
MEDICAL--Health Care Delivery.
Diseases--Reporting.
Public health--Information services.
Electronic books.
Evaluation Study
Electronic books.
RA404.A1 / T47 2005eb
362.1
WA 55 / T342 2005
"Prepared for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services."
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction -- Testing public health disease reporting systems -- Planning a test -- Training to conduct a test -- Conducting a test -- Assessing test performance -- Establishing a regular system of testing -- Appendix A. Terminology -- Appendix B. Training session 1 materials -- Appendix C. Training session 2 materials -- Appendix D. Answers to knowledge assessments -- Appendix E. Testing template materials -- Appendix F. Sample data collection materials -- Appendix G. CDC performance criteria for public health disease reporting systems operating 24/7 -- Appendix H. Frequently asked questions -- Appendix I. Sample after-action report.
Despite the importance of public health disease reporting systems in an age of increasing globalization, few standardized tools have been developed to help public health agencies evaluate their effectiveness. This operations manual provides public health agencies with a set of standardized proficiency tests to aid in the development of regular and consistent strategies for testing the ability of public health disease reporting systems to receive and respond to case reports 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The manual serves as a guidebook for planning a test and as a training and reference manual for individuals conducting a test; provides tools and templates necessary to conduct the tests; and provides benchmarks to evaluate testing performance. The goal of these tests is to assess whether a local public health agency has sufficient proficiency to respond to public health disease reports as outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The tests are intended to be used over time to regularly monitor and improve performance of public health disease reporting systems.
9780833041135 (electronic bk.) 0833041134 (electronic bk.) (pbk. ; alk. paper)
RAND/TR-260-DHHS
22573/ctt2j7k JSTOR
Diseases--Reporting.
Public health--Information services.
Local government.
Disease Notification
Local Government
Maladies--Déclaration.
Santé publique--Services d'information.
Administration locale.
local government.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Health Care Issues.
MEDICAL--Public Health.
MEDICAL--Health Policy.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Diseases--General.
MEDICAL--Diseases.
MEDICAL--Health Care Delivery.
Diseases--Reporting.
Public health--Information services.
Electronic books.
Evaluation Study
Electronic books.
RA404.A1 / T47 2005eb
362.1
WA 55 / T342 2005