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Posted by Marija Borjan ·

Northeast Epi Conference

I think Nicole mentioned this, but the Northeast Epi Conference is happening November 2-4, 2022. It's virtual and it's free! Wanted to let you know about it because the first day is all syndromic surveillance. And there is one Environmental/Occupational breakout session on 11/3/22 related to heat. Once you add your personal info and hit "next" it will take you to the agenda and you can pick which sessions you are interested in listening in on. 
Here's the registration link: https://web.cvent.com/event/e198c79a-5e37-454f-bb97-44f633a5e8a0/summary  

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Nicole Karlsson Nicole Karlsson
Thanks for sharing Marija! I (along with 2 colleagues) will be presenting in the Health Equity and Disparities track 11/3/22 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM ET on some work we've done to look at the impact of addresses in our hospital and ED data that do not geocode as-is.

"Health Equity Starts With Counting Everyone: Implications of Dropping vs. Imputing Hospital Discharge Records with Incomplete Address Data"
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