What to know
We accomplish more by working together. Collaboration and transparency are core values that drive NSSP. We work closely with health departments and other public and private partners to protect our nation. These efforts strengthen syndromic surveillance so we are better prepared to detect and monitor countless health threats, including respiratory viruses, environmental threats, avoidable injuries, and more. Please find examples of collaborative efforts below.
Other topics
If a topic of interest is not covered here, please check the following resources:
- CDC Archive.
- Success Stories, which showcase syndromic surveillance in action.
- Knowledge Repository, which offers 2,000-plus surveillance resources.
You may also reach to us at nssp@cdc.gov.
Stories from the Field
Read Council for State and Territorial Epidemiologist (CSTE) stories from syndromic surveillance practitioners across the country. Learn about the ways public health departments are working to get better, faster, actionable insights for decision-making at all levels of public health.
Content Source:
National Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP)