Chronic underfunding, workforce shortages, and operational silos limit the effectiveness of america's public health data systems, with the country's anemic response to covid‐19 highlighting the results of long‐standing infrastructure gaps. New data streams provide opportunities to better understand diseases, recognize trends in society, and make decisions to improve the health of the population. Public health data management in the u.s
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Needs serious modernization, and the cdc’s jennifer layden has an ambitious plan for how to do it.
State and local public health officials need timely, comprehensive health data from hospitals, doctors’ offices, and clinical labs to detect and respond to disease hot spots, contaminated food and water, and populations experiencing inequitable health outcomes.
The cdc’s public health data strategy represents a transformative moment in public health informatics Although public health crises can evolve quickly, public health data is often lagging Incentivize public health systems to implement approaches to gathering and using public health data that put communities at the center of decisions about what data are collected, how they are collected and how they are used. Standardized language and terms for data use introduced across healthcare and public health, enabling greater data quality and easier data sharing
Thanks to the proliferation of technology in the healthcare sector, public health organizations now have access to vast amounts of data
