CDC FoodCORE Year Twelve Cumulative Metrics Data – Salmonella, Shiga Toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC), and Listeria (SSL) plus Shigella and Campylobacter

Data Report Period: January 1, 2022 to December 31, 2022

Ten state and local health departments participate in FoodCORE. Data are only reported when available from three or more centers; ‘n’ indicates the number of centers reporting each metric.

Table showing the Mean (Range) for Salmonella, STEC, Listeria, Shigella, and Campylobacter
Performance Metrics: (See FoodCORE website for complete language and definitions) Salmonella
Mean (Range)
STEC
Mean (Range)
Listeria
Mean (Range)
Shigella
Mean (Range)
Campylobacter
Mean (Range)
1a. Total number of isolates and isolate-yielding specimens 962 (470–1452)
n=10
273 (62–643)
n=10
30 (5–113)
n=10
131 (16–430)
n=10
373 (5–1160)
n=10
1b. Number of primary isolates and/or primary isolate-yielding specimens submitted to or recovered at the PHL 846 (362–1452)
n=10
205 (62–420)
n=10
19 (4–43)
n=10
96 (16–271)
n=10
350 (5–1084)
n=10
2a. Total number of preliminary positive clinical specimens or samples (including, but not limited to CIDT) received at PHL (regardless of if isolate-yielding or not) 849 (509–1530)
n=9
436 (178–1173)
n=10
n/a 149 (33–429)
n=9
526 (16–1610)
n=9
2b. Number; Percent isolate-yielding preliminary positive clinical specimens 764 (463–1452)
90% (82%–96%)
n=9
215 (62–643)
49% (28%–68%)
n=10
n/a 69 (13–210)
46% (20%–63%)
n=9
354 (13–1160)
66% (38% –97%)
n=9
3. Median days from isolation/isolate-yielding specimen collection to receipt at PHL 4 (2–9)
n=10
3 (1–5)
n=10
5 (2–9)
n=10
4 (1–6)
n=9
4 (2–6)
n=10
4. Median days from receipt of isolate-yielding specimens at PHL to recovery of isolate 2 (1–3)
n=6
3 (1–4)
n=6
1 (0–3)
n=7
3 (1–7)
n=6
2 (0–4)
n=6
5. Percent of primary isolates with serotype information 96% (80%–100%)
n=10
84% (61%–100%)
n=10
n/a 98% (78%–100%)
n=10
85% (0%–100%)
n=7
6. Median days from isolate receipt (or recovery) to serotype result 5 (1–12)
n=10
4 (1–9)
n=10
n/a 2 (0–4)
n=9
2 (0–4)
n=7
7. Percent of primary isolates with WGS information 95% (81%–100%)
n=10
90% (60%–100%)
n=10
98% (82%–100%)
n=10
81% (25%–100%)
n=10
76% (0%–100%)
n=9
8a. Median days from isolate receipt (or recovery) to WGS sequence being shared 7 (4–12)
n=10
8 (4–13)
n=10
6 (4–13)
n=10
8 (4–24)
n=10
9 (5–11)
n=8
8b. Median days from isolate receipt (or recovery) at WGS lab to sequence being shared 6 (3–12)
n=10
7 (4–11)
n=10
6 (3–11)
n=10
8 (3–22)
n=10
7 (3–10)
n=8
9a. Number of reported laboratory confirmed cases 777 (347–1427)
n=10
182 (50–396)
n=10
20 (7–44)
n=10
102 (21–333)
n=10
529 (235–1095)
n=10
9b. Number of reported probable cases 154 (47–430)
n=10
215 (59–472)
n=10
1 (0–4)
n=10
174 (25–878)
n=10
779 (241–2105)
n=10
9c. Number of reported suspect cases 1 (0–4)
n=10
3 (0–13)
n=10
1 (0–2)
n=10
0 (0–3)
n=10
n/a
10a.1 Percent of confirmed cases with attempted interview 99% (97%–100%)
n=10
99% (95%–100%)
n=10
99% (89%–100%)
n=10
85% (14%–100%)
n=9
79% (3% –100%)
n=9
10a.2 Percent of probable/suspect cases with attempted interview 98% (93%–100%)
n=10
90% (23%–100%)
n=10
58% (0%–100%)
n=9
84% (1%–100%)
n=9
80% (6%–100%)
n=9
10b. Median days from confirmed/probable/suspect case report to interview attempt 1 (0–3)
n=10
2 (0–4)
n=10
2 (0–4)
n=10
3 (0–15)
n=9
2 (1–3)
n=9
10c. Median days from confirmed/probable/suspect case report to completed interview 2 (0–5)
n=10
3 (0–9)
n=10
5 (1–17)
n=10
4 (1–9)
n=9
3 (2–7)
n=9
10d. Percent of confirmed cases with complete demographic data 93% (81%–99%)
n=10
94% (84%–99%)
n=10
97% (91%–100%)
n=10
86% (61%–100%)
n=9
86% (49%–99%)
n=9
10e. Percent of confirmed cases with exposure history 81% (59%–97%)
n=10
86% (63%–96%)
n=10
84% (47%–100%)
n=10
75% (54%–98%)
n=9
83% (66%–97%)
n=9
10e.1 Percent of confirmed cases with full exposure interview 84% (70%–100%)
n=10
86% (74%–96%)
n=10
75% (47%–100%)
n=10
86% (59%–100%)
n=9
80% (48%–100%)
n=9
10f. Percent of confirmed cases with serotype information 91% (83%–98%)
n=10
82% (42%–100%)
n=10
n/a 74% (42%–100%)
n=9
n/a
10g. Percent of confirmed cases with WGS information 91% (82%–98%)
n=10
89% (52%–100%)
n=10
87% (44%–100%)
n=10
62% (19%–98%)
n=9
42% (0%–94%)
n=9
10g.1 Percent of confirmed cases with WGS with exposure history obtained 80% (58%–93%)
n=10
83% (59%–95%)
n=10
84% (55%–100%)
n=10
70% (11%–98%)
n=9
67% (0%–92%)
n=9
10h. Reasons for not interviewing cases
10h.1 Number; Percent Lost to Follow-up/Refused Interview 163 (56–442)
20% (8%–38%)
n=10
34 (5–74)
16% (4%–32%)
n=10
4 (0–17)
18% (0%–47%)
n=10
n/a n/a
10h.2 Number; Percent Lag Time Too Long 5 (0–29)
0% (0%–2%)
n=9
0 (0–2)
0% (0%–1%)
n=9
0 (0–1)
0% (0%–3%)
n=9
n/a n/a
10h.3 Number; Percent Other 15 (0–70)
2% (0%–8%)
n=9
4 (0–28)
2% (0%–15%)
n=9
1 (0–4)
5% (0%–18%)
n=9
n/a n/a
11. Number of investigations 52 (25–92)
n=10
12 (1–29)
n=10
2 (0–7)
n=10
n/a n/a
12a. Number; Percent of investigations with routine interview of cases 50 (25–86)
96% (86%–100%)
n=10
11 (1–27)
98% (83%–100%)
n=10
2 (0–7)
63% (0%–100%)
n=9
n/a n/a
12b. Number; Percent of investigations with supplemental/targeted interviewing of cases 11 (1–20)
24% (2%–56%)
n=10
4 (0–14)
20% (0%–72%)
n=10
1 (0–2)
31% (0%–100%)
n=9
n/a n/a
12c. Number; Percent of investigations where an analytic epidemiologic study conducted 2 (0–5)
5% (0%–20%)
n=10
1 (0–6)
11% (0%–29%)
n=10
1 (0–3)
18% (0%–100%)
n=9
n/a n/a
13. Number; Percent of investigations with suspect vehicle/source identified 5 (0–8)
10% (0%–29%)
n=10
2 (0–11)
20% (0%–100%)
n=10
0 (0–2)
11% (0%–100%)
n=9
n/a n/a
14. Number; Percent of investigations with confirmed vehicle/source identified 5 (0–14)
12% (0%–41%)
n=10
2 (0–10)
11% (0%–43%)
n=10
0 (0–1)
15% (0%–50%)
n=9
n/a n/a
15. Number; Percent of investigations with source identified with:
a. Exclusion of ill person(s) 2 (0–11)
4% (0%–14%)
n=10
2 (0–9)
11% (0%–50%)
n=10
0 (0–0)
0% (0%–0%)
n=9
n/a n/a
b. Remediation or closure 1 (0–2)
2% (0%–8%)
n=10
1 (0–6)
9% (0%–43%)
n=10
0 (0–1)
15% (0%–50%)
n=9
n/a n/a
c. Educational campaign 0 (0–2)
1% (0%–6%)
n=10
1 (0–8)
7% (0%–44%)
n=10
0 (0–1)
6% (0%–50%)
n=9
n/a n/a
d. Media/public messaging 2 (0–11)
7% (0%–32%)
n=10
1 (0–5)
3% (0%–28%)
n=10
0 (0–1)
15% (0%–50%)
n=9
n/a n/a
e. Regulatory action (recall, hold) 1 (0–7)
4% (0%–28%)
n=10
1 (0–3)
4% (0%–17%)
n=10
0 (0–1)
15% (0%–50%)
n=9
n/a n/a
16. Number; Percent of investigations linked to a restaurant/food establishment with EHA 3 (0–6)
28% (0%–100%)
n=10
1 (0–6)
32% (0%–100%)
n=10
0 (0–1)
20% (0%–100%)
n=9
n/a n/a
17. Number; Percent of investigations with food/environmental sample collected for testing 4 (0–16)
10% (0%–47%)
n=10
1 (0–3)
7% (0%–43%)
n=10
0 (0–1)
15% (0%–50%)
n=9
n/a n/a
18. Number; Percent of investigations where environmental health partners were contacted 7 (0–30)
19% (0%–88%)
n=10
3 (0–10)
18% (0%–56%)
n=10
0 (0–1)
15% (0%–50%)
n=9
n/a n/a

All data are cumulative. Core performance metrics that are required for reporting are in bold.

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