FoodCORE Model Practices

Purpose

Building on their strong surveillance and response programs, FoodCORE centers work together to develop model practices for outbreak response. They do this so that others can learn from their experiences and replicate what works best. There is a lot of variability in the states that are part of FoodCORE, so practices that work across all of their systems will likely work in other states too.

Model practices

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Model Practice: Laboratory Timeliness and Completeness

Successful laboratory practices used by FoodCORE centers to improve timeliness and completeness
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Model Practice: Initial Case-Patient Interviewing

Successful interviewing practices used by FoodCORE centers to improve timeliness and completeness
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Model Practice: Student Interview Teams

Successful practices used by FoodCORE centers to incorporate student teams into their programs
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Model Practice: Communication and Collaboration

Successful communication and collaboration practices used by FoodCORE centers
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Content Source:
National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID)