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2020 Syndromic Surveillance Symposium

This Basecamp is the event space for the 2020 Syndromic Surveillance Symposium, November 17-19 form 1PM EST to 5PM EST. Learn more about upcoming sessions, how to join different rooms, and view presentations. Email Hayleigh McCall (hmccall@cste.org) if you have any issues with the site.
Maria Patselikos, Evaluation Analyst at CSTEBecky Lampkins, Manager, Surveillance/Informatics Program at CSTEMegan Toe, CSTEHayleigh McCall, Program Analyst III, Syndromic Surveillance at CSTEHenri MenagerYushiuan ChenFatema Mamou, Regional EpidemiologistAnna FrickAaron Kite-PowellNate WrightDanielle Boyd, Program Analyst at CSTEGregory DanylukMary Beth CoxMimi Huynh, Program Analyst at CSTEMwedusasa Mtenga, Migrant Health Surveillance Epidemiologist +275 others
Discussion by Charlie Ishikawa ·

🤔 COVID & SyS Plenary

The experiences, practices, and lessons learned shared by our plenary speakers were extraordinary. So much so that there was not enough time to explore the questions and thoughts among participants.

Questions for the speakers received via PollEV and through the chat during the plenary will be shared here. Our speakers are invited to respond in turn.
Dr. Paula Yoon spoke about the critical role that NSSP plays in the national response to COVID-19. • Download
Drs. Natasha Close and Scott Hutton, and Ms. Hoferka Jensen and Mr. Rob Mathes spoke about their experiences using SyS in Washington, Idaho, Illinois and New York City (respectively). • Download

NOTE: Presentation slides are available in the Files and Downloads section of this BaseCamp.

Comments & Events

Charlie Ishikawa, Principal at Kahuina Consulting Charlie Ishikawa, Principal

Questions for Paula

  1. What is the time period for the trajectory estimations (see COVID-19-like Illness Trajectory: Oct 9 - Nov 7, 2020, below)? E.g. on the day it is generated, how far into future does it go?
    Plenary - SyS Symposium - COVID - Day 3 (dragged) (dragged) 2.pdf 184 KB • Download
  2. Out side of the current situation (COVID) where else has Syndromic surveillance had the opportunity to shine? (H1N1?, etc. Has there been anything like this before COVID?
  3. Shift to analyzing chronic conditions in light of COVID-19's effect on care-seeking behavior is extremely important. How were challenges with querying for these conditions addressed by CDC?
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